ICYMI: The Bedford Citizen ~ Week in Review ~ Sunday, August 4, 2019

In the News

Traffic is the topic of two stories this week: An informational neighborhood traffic meeting on July 22 drew residents experiencing increased traffic, in part because of changes at the Route 62/Old Billerica Road intersection. There are short takes about roads and traffic ~ a new occasional series to share bits of information The Citizen has gleaned. And The Scallion checked in from West Bedford when road work and paving operations left neighbors feeling isolated.

The Board of Health issued a summer reminder about bats and rabies prevention. The Council on Aging announced a new networking group for job seekers over 50.  The Volunteer Coordinating Committee has released a call for residents interested in having a say in Bedford’s boards and committees.

Rep. Ken Gordon was among the legislators voting to pass the $1.3B community climate resiliency projects bill in the Massachusetts House.

Sports

Wedgewood Swim and Tennis Club reports a successful season for the club’s dive team, and in a second article tallies the results of the Dual Meet at Westford.

Marty Renzhofer profiled the Mass Warriors, a semi-pro football team that is calling Bedford’s Sabourin Field its home turf this season.

Obituaries

The Bedford Citizen posted one obituary last week:

Board and Committee Meetings

The Citizen watches Town board and committee meeting agendas to highlight the most interesting topics in the coming week’s meetings. Check the posted agendas and meeting locations for all of this week’s meetings on BeTC, The Citizen’s Calendar, or the Town website.

In Other News

The Bedford Free Public Library’s 2019 Egg Drop is history, and also somewhat historic in the number of eggs that made the drop without going SPLAT! this year.

Middlesex Community College has announced Walk-In Registration for the fall semester. Bedford TV held a successful open house recently and announced new orientation classes for individuals wishing to learn video or podcasting skills.

Do you have unused bicycles cluttering your cellar or garage? Bicycles for Humanity will transport them to Botswana, and all you need to do is deliver them right here in Bedford from August 20 through September 2, no matter their condition.

Thanks, Stacy Kershaw, for so many great hot weather gardening ‘hacks’!

Coming up This Week – Events You Want to Know About!

Ongoing Multi-Day Events

Day-by-Day Events List

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