Resident Reflects on Experiences as an Aid Volunteer in Ukraine
Bedford resident Richard Comeau recently returned from his fourth volunteer trip to war-torn Ukraine. Read about his experience and how he became involved.
Bedford Select Board Adopts Town Flag and Banner Policy
The Select Board on Monday approved a town-property flag and banner policy allowing only the national, commonwealth, and Bedford flags, the national prisoner of war/missing in action flag, and those promoting town
Gordon Optimistic about Renewal of State Aid for Military Affiliated Students
State Rep. Ken Gordon expects the Legislature to again approve more than
BHS Softball Team Claims Two DCL Wins on the Road
Away from friendly Miss G Field? No problem for the Bedford High School softball team, which won away games in the Dual
First Senior Center Director Dies at 94
The first director of Bedford’s senior center has died at the age of 94.
Annual BAA Golf Tournament Tees Off on May 6 in Bedford
The Bedford Athletic Association’s 19th annual fundraising golf tournament is scheduled for Saturday, May 6, at the Patriot Golf Course, 200 Springs
Greaney Hopes to Take Giant Step in Football This Weekend
Thomas Greaney, BHS quarterback in 2015, is now a 255-pound tight end, a December graduate of the University at Albany, and has
Longtime Lane Administrator Named Principal in Maynard
Keith Kinney, Lane School assistant principal for the past 12 years, has been named principal of the Fowler School in Maynard beginning
Manugian Says Town Should Keep Wells Closed – for Now
Bedford Public Works Director David Manugian delivered an assessment to the Select Board that the municipal wellfield off Shawsheen Road should not
Military Students Inspire, Inform BHS Counselor
April is the Month of the Military Child, celebrating the sacrifice of the children of military families. BHS Counselor Brian DeChellis supports
Annual All-Schools Art Exhibition at BHS on May 5-7
The Bedford Public Schools’ 29th annual K-12 Art Show is scheduled to open at Bedford High School on Friday, May 5 and
Stanton Lands New Senior Management Post in Major State Agency
Bedford Town Manager Sarah Stanton is the new Undersecretary of Economic Strategies in the state Executive Office of Housing and Economic Development.
Resident’s Podcast Lineup Features a Motor Sports Legend
Bedford resident, Ed Bernardon, has been hosting The Future Car Podcast for over three years. In a recent podcast episode Bernardon sat
Santander Closing Bedford Branch in Three Months
In an April 18 letter, Juan Rozon, New England Region district executive, wrote that its Santander branch at 94 Great Road “will
Retiring Bedford Officer Reflects on Police Career
Tom Devine looks back upon his career in law enforcement - the last 24 years with the Bedford Police Department, as he
Town Trails, Roads Host Endurance Event: Tough Ruck 26.2
More than 800 participants marched, jogged, and trudged through Bedford and three neighboring towns on Sunday as part of the Tough Ruck
Police Chief Applauds Response by Whole Foods Staff, Shoppers
Whole Foods in the Bedford Marketplace was the scene of a false bomb threat on Wednesday. Police Chief Fisher applauds the reactions
Historically, More Hanscom Hangars Don’t Mean Fewer Jets, HFAC Chair Says
Hanscom Field Advisory Commission met this week to discuss the first of five monthly discussion on 10 major points of the MEPA
BHS Hosting Annual Tenacity Challenge on April 29
Around 300 students from the region will converge on Bedford High School along with, teachers, alumni, volunteers, and guests on Saturday, April
Panel Reminds Residents of New Traffic Calming Policy in Bedford
The Bedford Transportation Advisory Committee is encouraging residents to make use of its traffic calming policy adopted by the Select Board a
Relay for Life Committee Presents Kids Night Out
The Relay for Life Committee at Bedford High School invite parents and caregivers to sign up their children for a "Kids Night
BHS Student Finds Meaning in Ramadan’s Restrictions
Nathifah Hussein discussed what it is like to be a Bedford High School student fasting during Ramadan. Eid al Fitr, a festival
Town Meeting Survey Results: Many Ideas, Few Conclusions
The results of the recent survey of residents on topics surrounding Town Meeting was reviewed during a Select Board meeting last week.
Panel Approves Equine Grazing on Protected Acres
The Conservation Commission last week endorsed a permitted use under the Huckins Farm conservation restriction that will increase grazing areas for horses.
Bedford CEO, on Threshold of Retirement, Reflects on ‘My Life’s Work’
Barbara Doyle reflects on her 41 years as CEO of Carleton-Willard Village. Doyle is set to retire on May 5.
Bedford Select Board Sticking with Current Trash Contractor
After much discussion, the Bedford Select Board unanimously voted to pursue contract renewal with Republic Services for solid waste collection and recycling.
BHS Hall of Fame Runner Coming Home for Marathon
Caitlin Hurley De Santi, BHS Class of 1993, will running the Boston Marathon again this year after training on a treadmill in
Grace in Command as Softball Bucs Trounce Wayland
Kaylee Grace threw a masterpiece and her offense provided more than enough support as the Bedford High School softball team trounced longtime
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