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"Recently, I’ve been learning some unfortunate truths both about democracy and myself."…
Bedford’s new chief of police says helping people is a top departmental priority. Fisher said in Bedford, “there is solid community work…
Read MoreThe Hanscom Field Advisory Commission is requesting a formal commitment from the Massachusetts Port Authority to address issues of potential lead contamination…
Read MoreAnyone interested in registering for a visit, making a donation, registering to volunteer, or finding out more information can register at www.bedfordsanta.com.…
Read MoreFrom Bedford Student to Teacher to Principal to Community Volunteer, Ralph Hammond Is Driven to Serve
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Ralph Hammond, Bedford’s Citizen of the Year in 2013, is 77 years old. What drives him to continue to seek and execute…
Read MoreThe Bedford Minuteman Memorial Scholarship Trust is once again supporting Bedford Public Schools through the annual sale of Christmas Luminaria. The kits…
Read MoreThe 37th annual John Dodge Coat Drive to “Help the Homeless” held on Nov. 12 was a big success – no doubt,…
Read MoreBob Renois, a residential assistant at the Guild’s Walnut House on Old Billerica Road, was recently honored by the Providers’ Council, a…
Read MoreWhat Do They Do There Anyway – MITRE
by Gene Kalb
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MITRE operates six of the 42 federally funded research and development centers (FFRDC) located throughout our nation. But What Do They Do…
Read MoreCommand Sgt. Major Philip Blaisdell, a graduate of Bedford High School, was the main speaker at Friday’s Veterans Day ceremony at Veterans…
Read MoreAbout 40 people, bundled to thwart the chill, gathered at the entrance to the historic First Parish Church on the Common for…
Read MoreAttorney Rebecca M. Lecaroz, of Bedford, recently accepted an Adams Pro Bono Publico Award from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court for her…
Read MoreOver 40 families brought pumpkins to smash and then be hauled to a compost facility as part of a Mothers Out Front…
Read MoreA 1991 Bedford High School graduate who has advanced to the highest Army enlisted rank will be a featured speaker at Bedford’s…
Read MoreFall is Showtime for High School Marching Band
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The Bedford High School Marching Band placed fourth in its division of the New England Scholastic Band Association in Reading on Oct.…
Read MoreThe 70th Annual Turkey Dinner at First Church of Christ, Congregational was a huge success thanks to all who pitched in to…
Read MoreBedford High School’s Performing Arts Department will present its fall play, Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express, from Nov. 10 to…
Read MoreSaying Goodbye to Old Friends
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No matter what happens this Election Day, one thing I think we can all agree on is “THANK GOODNESS THE ADS WILL…
Read MoreDaylight vs Standard Time – What’s Bedford Thinking
by Gene Kalb
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What do you think about changing the clocks for daylight savings?…
Read MoreIt wasn’t until the 1947 World Series between the New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers – 75 years ago – that fans…
Read MoreThe office suite of Middlesex District Atty. Marian T. Ryan last Thursday resounded with recollections reflecting the talents, passions, wisdom, and humor…
Read MoreLittle ones dressed in their best Halloween costumes came out to the Bedford Family Connection (BFC) annual Halloween Party to enjoy some…
Read MoreThis is an old favorite Bedford legend often told by many people with just as many versions and inconsistencies in detail. This…
Read MoreHalloween in Bedford – 2022: Part 2
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Click for more pictures of Halloween Decorations from around town. We wish everyone a safe evening!…
Read MoreWhat’s Bedford Thinking: NEW HALLOWEEN POLL – Candy – How much makes it to the trick-or-treaters?
by Gene Kalb
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How much of the Halloween candy that you purchase actually ends up in a Trick-or-Treaters bag?…
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