Last week’s rainfall and the “lake” that formed in the Stop and Shop plaza are local reminders that climate change can hit…
Read MoreThree members of Bedford Boy Scout Troop 114, earned scouting's highest honor when they became Eagle Scouts on August 21, 2021.
Timothy O.…
Read MoreSeptember's gardening hints include bringing houseplants indoors after a summer in the sun, hummingbirds, and Montauk (Nippon) daisies—a great autumn perennial…
Read MoreNavigating the Brimfield Fair ~ Sept. 7-12, 2021
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As promised, I want to offer up some more shopping tips for what I feel is one of the best antique fairs…
Read MoreIssues. Events. Principles. Values.
They pulsate like sparks illuminating the waking hours of Lois and Brown Pulliam. That’s the way it has been…
Read MoreWhile Hurricane Henri left barely a trace in Bedford on August 22, the storm dropped 4.40 inches of rain on September 1…
Read MoreGovernor Charlie Baker has proclaimed September 2021 as Emergency Preparedness Month to encourage residents, families, and organizations to prepare for emergencies and…
Read MoreThe Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce wants to recognize an individual or a small or large business “that provided services above and…
Read MoreAn Obituary: Tracy Kane Cavallo
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Tracy Kane Cavallo passed away on August 23, 2021. A 1978 graduate of Bedford High School, Mrs. Cavallo was a resident of…
Read MoreBirds of a feather flock together ~ unless they're visiting distant relatives at Chip-in Farm!…
Read MoreSummer, 2021 ~ What Does Bedford Think?
by Gene Kalb
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The summer of 2021, has there ever been a summer with higher expectations than this one? With the success of the vaccination…
Read MoreThere’s something impressive about 100 motorcycles with a police escort rumbling along local roadways.
Especially when the outcome is support for an organization…
Read MoreA cavalcade of about 100 motorcycles will traverse some of Bedford’s main streets Saturday to raise money for a charitable cause.
The Legion…
Read MoreGone Fishing ~ 2021
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The Citizen has "Gone Fishing" starting Sunday, August 15, 2021.
Urgent stories will post as they arrive, others will be triaged to share…
Read MoreBiking enthusiasts Apple, Maddie, and Lizzie Seibert, along with their father Mike, his brother, and several others, are about to undertake a…
Read MoreJust when you were ready to worry about the Red Sox latest losing streak, or the lousy weather in July, Covid pushes…
Read MoreBedford Residents Lend a Hand in Appalachia
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Two teams from local churches, St. Paul’s Episcopal and First Church of Christ, Congregational, recently returned from mission trips to Appalachian communities…
Read MoreIt is with a heavy heart that we say goodbye and well wishes to Bedford TV’s Production Manager, Mike Davis. Mike’s talent,…
Read MoreOne of my fond childhood memories is of going with my mother on a Saturday morning to the Raleigh, NC farmer’s market. …
Read MoreSixty-seven percent of Americans in a new poll said they were concerned about the Delta variant coronavirus strain that is fueling a…
Read MoreThe clock is ticking: Nominations for Bedford’s 2021 Citizen of the Year are due on Friday, August 6.
While the pandemic meant that…
Read MoreWe have smoke from a distant fire making the air dangerous to breathe. We also have a surge in Covid cases, not…
Read MoreNew Poll – Summer Olympics, Are You Watching?
by Gene Kalb
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The Summer Olympics opening ceremony took place on Friday. The summer games were postponed a year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Whether…
Read MoreMemo to kittens: There has to be an easier way to find a nice home.
This is a happy-ending story that began around…
Read MoreFrom the Garden with Laura Bullock ~ July, Part 1 ~ A Hidden Gem, Monarchs, and Baby Birds
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If you’re looking for something new to do this summer that will spark your gardening creativity and provide you with an exceptional…
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