Fourth of July Musings and Facts
Gene Kalb offers a few musings on 4th of July traditions in Bedford, and a listing of nearby fireworks displays.
What’s Bedford Thinking: New England Summer Vacation Plans – Where Are You Going?
In New England we’re blessed with many choices to get away within a short drive. What's Bedford Thinking? Are you headed out on any New England trips this summer? Take our poll!
Pets – What’s Bedford Thinking?
As we head into the dog days of summer, and entries are
Breaking with the Breaks – Time to Get Rid of February Break?
Should Massachusetts school districts eliminate February vacation? Boston Globe - March 24, 2021. Most states around the country have one spring break
A Foggy Morning ~ March 23, 2021
Early morning dog walk in the fog at Clark Conservation land
Are you comfortable eating in a restaurant inside yet?
There is some good news on both the Covid-19 cases and the vaccination rollout here in Bedford. See how many people have
Storywalk® Behind Davis School Sheds its Snow
There is a great Storywalk® behind the playground at Davis School. It's actually been there for a while. But just
New Poll – How Long Until We’re Back to Normal?
We asked this question a while ago, and thought we would revisit it again. Things certainly are looking brighter as it relates
What Happens when the Seniors Rule the World
The vast majority of 75-year-olds have received their second shot of the Covid-19 vaccine. With the new CDC guidelines, this population has
Luigi’s is Not Coming to Former Papa Gino’s Site
It’s true, they’re not. But this is a story about click bait and elections. We have an important election coming up on
New Poll – Vaccine Choices?
The Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine seems to be very close to being granted emergency use authorization from the FDA. The two
Visiting Colleges in a Pandemic – Plan B
Visiting colleges was always a big part of the college admissions process. There is something about being on a campus and seeing
New Poll – Massachusetts Vaccine Rollout
The Covid-19 vaccine rollout is moving along. As of February 12, 11.3% of Massachusetts residents received their first shot, and 3.7% of
New to Bedford ~ Not quite everything you need to know, but close! (Even if you’ve lived here a while you might learn something)
Welcome to our new series, New to Bedford. Bedford is a great place to live. There’s a lot to offer but it
New Poll – Vaccine Preference – What is Most Important to You?
The other day as I was researching vaccine appointments from the state website I noticed a little parenthetical statement. It said Fenway
College Admissions in a Pandemic World
Covid-19 has altered so much of everyday life: work, play, and school. Being a high school senior, or a parent of one,
How Many People in Bedford Have Been Personally Affected by the Covid-19 Pandemic New Poll
As of Jan. 19 there were close to 24 million cases of Covid-19 reported in the country with close to 400,000 deaths.
How Did That Puppy in the Window Get Its Name?
There was a recent article in the Washington Post titled The NameGame: For these pets, inspiration came in many forms, November 23,
If You Build It, They Will Come
The 13th annual Yankee Stick Swap found a surprise this year on Christmas Eve morning. Overnight, a large monolith appeared at the
The End is Near?
The news of two coronavirus vaccines recently approved by the FDA and already being. distributed gives us all a sense that things
The 2021 Bedford Guide ~ Behind the Scenes
How do you make 2020 into a feel-good story? The short answer, it was easy in Bedford. When 2020 happened, it was
Thanksgiving 2020 – A Chance to Purge Traditions
Thanksgiving 2020 is going to look different, but if you play your cards right it could be an opportunity. To quote Rahm
Bedford Guide 2021 Coming Soon ~ Start the Presses!
The 2021 Bedford Guide has been released to the printer! Look for it in your mailbox in the next week or so.
Breaking News ~ Greasy Pizza Boxes May be Recycled!
If you’re like most people, you spend a lot of time worrying about whether your greasy pizza box has too much grease
Kicks for Cancer this Weekend ~ Fundraising Events and Ceremony to Honor Jeff Hoyland
Kicks for Cancer fundraisers at Summit Health and a raffle sponsored by BHS Soccer teams, along with a ceremony to honor Jeff
Lexington Food Hall ~ Opening on Maguire Road Just Over the Bedford Town Line
Lexington Welcomes Revolution Hall, Opening October 14th Craft Food Hall, a New Concept in Dining, introduces its Fourth Location
Town Mulls Adding Toll Booth to Help Defray Cost of Lantern Lane Bridge
The Lantern Lane Bridge is a hit. Since its installation over the summer, the reviews have been great. “It’s a nice bridge,”
Coming Soon: The Bedford Guide 2021
The Bedford Guide 2021 - A look back at 2020 - A typical year, it was not! You just know you’ll remember
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