Digging in the Dirt with Stacy Kershaw ~ September 2019 ~Forget the Fall Cleanup!
The mornings are chillier, the days are shorter…fall is on its way. It was the perfect summer for garden lovers— lots of
Lexington High School Class of 1949 ~ Celebrating 70 Years
Before Bedford High School opened its doors, local teens went either to Lexington or Concord for their secondary education, and several were
Engagements, and Degrees, and Promotions, and New Babies, Oh My! New Life Events Column Begins Soon
Soon the air will be crisp and the leaves will turn red and orange. Just as our physical environment changes, the residents
Bedford Snapshots: Keeping an Eye on Bedford
Bedford Snapshots is one of the good things about Facebook. It's a compendium of images captured by Citizen of the Year Jeff
Growing Pains
By Brooke Shamon Voices @ Bedford High School Writing has always come naturally to me. The desire to write, the inspiration to
The Case For Working a Summer Job
By Ryan Doucette Voices @ Bedford High School Summer: the long-awaited break that every child dreams of. The mysticism of the season
Egg Drop Draws Young Designers to the Bedford Free Public Library
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Bethany Templeton Klem, Head of Children's Services at the Bedford Free Public Library reported that more than
Digging in the Dirt with Stacy Kershaw ~ August 2019 ~ Hot Weather Gardening Hacks
By Stacy Kershaw It's hot and humid and the last thing anyone wants to do is heavy yard work. So, this month,
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: A Look Back
By Meredith McCulloch It has been an honor and a privilege to talk to the local contributors to the Apollo project, and
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: Sheldon Buck
By Meredith McCulloch Sheldon Buck graduated from MIT in 1958 with a degree in Aeronautics and Astronautics; he worked at MIT Instrumentation Laboratory,
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: Carmen Stella
By Meredith McCulloch John Stella sent this message about his father, the late Carmen Stella We remember 50 years ago July 20,
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: Frank Gauntt
By Meredith McCulloch Fred Gaunt earned a degree in Electrical Engineering from MIT and went to work at the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory,
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: Val Asbedian
By Meredith McCulloch The late Val Asbedian earned a Master's in Fluid Mechanics at MIT in 1964 and another Master’s in Math
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: Bard Turner
By Meredith McCulloch Bard Turner was a design engineer on the Apollo project with responsibility for the guidance and navigation system. The
Bedford’s Favorite Ice Cream Stand: From Prescott Dairy to Bedford Farms
By Emma Battaglia Bedford Historical Society Intern ~ Summer 2019 J. B. Prescott Dairy Company, founded in 1880, is the longest surviving
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: Rich Daugherty
By Meredith McCulloch Rich Daugherty attended Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, Indiana where he majored in mathematics. After school he
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: Ron Cordes
By Meredith McCulloch Ron Cordes worked on the Apollo program from 1966 to 1969, working with the team building the Saturn 1-B
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: Bard Crawford
By Meredith McCulloch Bard Crawford earned three degrees at MIT, ending with a doctorate in aeronautics and astronautics. After graduation, he immediately
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: Aldie Johnson
By Meredith McCulloch The late Aldie Johnson attended Iowa State University, earning a degree in Aeronautical Engineering. He went to Avco in
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: David DeMoura
By Meredith McCulloch After graduation from UMass Dartmouth, David DeMoura went to work on the Saturn V for Boeing. “It was a
One Giant Leap~ Celebrating Apollo 11: Harvey Malchow
By Meredith McCulloch Harvey Malchow worked on the Apollo project from 1967 to 1970 while he was at the MIT Instrumentation Laboratory,
One Giant Leap ~ Celebrating Apollo 11: The Local Story
By Meredith McCulloch Fifty years ago, the Apollo11 mission delivered men to the moon and back. Now, half a century later, it
Tourist Out of Town: A Peak Experience
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Martin Renzhofer's visit to Terra Costantino, a vineyard near Catania, Sicily, took a somewhat unexpected turn when
Bedford Celebrated a Patriotic and Festive Fourth
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen With thanks to Jeff JHO Hoyland, CAMERA, and Bedford Snapshots CAMERA found its way to the reading
Tourist in Our Own Town: Say It Isn’t So!
By Angelo Colao Noticed on the Fourth of July, the first 'turned' leaf of autumn!
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