Honoring Bedford’s Legendary Jeff JHO Hoyland on National Camera Day
By Julie McCay Turner More than 200 parents, coaches, colleagues, and young people streamed onto Sabourin Field on Saturday afternoon to celebrate
Still Searching for Contributors to the Apollo 11 Project
By Meredith McCulloch Since The Bedford Citizen first invited local people who worked on Apollo to comment on the upcoming anniversary, a
Tourist in Our Own Town: The End of an Era at Davis School
By Rob Dobson The departure of Davis School's modular classrooms caused something of a stir along Davis Road on Friday, June 28.
Officer Pete, An Honorary Member of the Bedford Police Department
By Denise J. Dubé I, Peter, do solemnly affirm that I will bear true faith and allegiance to and will uphold and
You Know What They Say: Once a Buc, Always a Buc
By Brooke Shamon, Voices@Bedford High School How lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.” – Winnie the
Joy Richard Hosford Joins Representative Ken Gordon’s State House Staff
Special to The Bedford Citizen Former Gatehouse Media reporter and editor Joy (Richard) Hosford has joined the staff of State Representative Ken
Digging in the Dirt – June, 2019
By Stacy Kershaw This is by far my favorite time of the year. The drenching rains are gone, the sun is shining,
Recycling Know No’s Number 10 ~ Plastic Flower Pots
By Gene Kalb It’s spring! People are planting flowers and vegetables. The question is what can you do with those plastic flower
First Amendment Forum Stokes Concern and Appreciation
By Ryan Doucette, Voices at Bedford High School The New England First Amendment Coalition hosted a First Amendment Forum at Bedford Library
Mother’s Day Walk for Peace
By Hannah O’Connor With Mother’s Day fast approaching, it is important to take the time to appreciate all the mothers in our
Tourist in Our Town: Rte. 4/225 Mass DOT Overnight Paving
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen A MassDOT project to resurface Rtes 4/225 from Rte 128/I 95 to Loomis Street is scheduled from
Digging in the Dirt ~ Spring Planting ~ April 2019
By Stacy Kershaw Springtime in New England is like no other. Budding blooms begin to reveal themselves and neighbors reappear after what
Decisions…Decisions…Decided!
Brooke Shamon, Voices@Bedford High School I am one of 23 first cousins. Most are older than me and have gone through the
Tourist in Our Town: Bedford Common says ‘Happy Spring!’
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Thanks to the Bedford Department of Public Works for the tulip plants blooming in garden beds at
Life Isn’t a Sprint ~ A Marathon Visitor at the Bedford VA
By Jon “OC” OConnor, Commander, American Legion Post 221 A marathon, as in life, performs best for those who pace themselves. Life
Passover 5779: In Every Generation
By Dan Brosgol I remember when the trailers for The Prince of Egypt came out in 1998 and the tagline said it
Looking Back to April 15, 1775 ~ The Human Cost to the Town of Bedford
By Michael Rosenberg, Chair of the Bedford Selectmen, and delivered by Selectman William Moonan during Bedford's 2019 Pole Capping ceremony The National
BEDFORD EXPLAINED: Before our Flag Was the Bedford Flag
By Town Historian Sharon McDonald Each April, during the Pole Capping and Patriot’s Day parades, you will see the bright crimson Bedford
Bedford Seeks B&M Land To Relieve Traffic Snags
Submitted by Terry Gleason “A circumferential highway system on abandoned railroad properties, to ease two traffic bottlenecks” A plan to convert two
Signs of Spring ~ ‘All Tuckered Out’ and Plenty of Kids at Chip-in Farm
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen All Tuckered Out, a Bernese Mountain Dog chillaxing on one of the last snow piles, and young
Voices at Bedford High School: Reflections on the Death of a Fellow Student
By Ryan Doucette, Class of 2021, Voices @ Bedford High School **If you have any feelings of loneliness, anxiety, stress, or are
Dispatches from Ireland ~ For Dogs’ Sake
By Andrea Cleghorn No matter the intention, every trip has a theme, either at the get-go or as it evolves. My most
Spring is on its Way ~ Digging in the Dirt ~ March, 2019
By Stacy Kershaw The days are longer, the sun is warmer, and the birds are slowly returning. It's a sure sign that
A Creative Second Act ~ Bedford Artists Shine in ‘MJ2’ at Concord Art
By Martin Renzhofer Artistic journeys are often time-consuming, sometimes frustrating and with many of the dividends purely spiritual. Dedicated artists rarely reap
Democracy Wins, Again: Quotes from Election Night in Bedford
By James Brosgol On Saturday, March 9, 1,521 Bedford voters went to the polls for the 2019 Town Election. After accompanying my
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