State Payments Will Cover Most of the Deficit, Superintendent Confirms
Bedford Superintendent of Schools Cliff Chuang confirmed on Friday that the district will receive $1,000,304 in emergency state reimbursement for special education expenses.
Board Votes Electricity Plan That Defaults to 100 Percent Renewables
The Bedford Select Board on Monday approved a new default option in the town’s community choice aggregation that is likely to mean most consumers will be using electricity generated entirely from renewable
Panelists Recall the Fun Times Growing up in Bedford
Three Bedford High School graduates who were born during the prolific post-war
Utah Board Plans to Put 139 The Great Road on Open Market If Town Doesn’t Meet New Price
Thursday is a significant day for the future of a proposed fire station at 139 The Great Road. Purchase of the site
Ticks and Mosquitoes — Old Reliables on Board of Health Agenda
The good news about ticks and mosquitoes topping Monday’s Board of Health agenda is they have superseded Covid-19. The bad news is…
BHS Boys Tennis Team ~ On the Threshold of MIAA Division 3 Final Four
The Bedford High School boys’ tennis team will compete for a slot in the MIAA Division 3 state Final Four Sunday at
Gallery@FirstParish Showcases Brogan Joe Murphy ~ An Artist who Triumphs over Disability
Editor's Note: During the Cultural District launch celebration from 10 to 2 on Saturday, June 11, Brogran Joe Murphy's work will be
Boys’ Lacrosse Beats Auburn in Tourney Opener
Bedford High School boys’ lacrosse Coach Alan Chang was ebullient after Tuesday’s 13-8 triumph over Auburn in the preliminary round of the
Health Officials Report Modest Decline in Local Covid Cases
Covid-19 is retreating after flourishing through much of May, health officials told the Board of Health at its meeting Monday. There has
BHS Softball Cruises to 11-5 Opening-Round Win
Bedford High School’s 11-5 victory Sunday in the opening round of the MIAA Division 2 state tournament was basically decided in the
BHS Boys’ Tennis Powers to Next Round
The Bedford High School boys’ tennis team entertains Austin Preparatory of Reading at 3m p.m. Wednesday in the second round of the
Class of 2022 Celebrates BHS Commencement in High Style
The Class of 2022 culminated its high-school career Thursday evening with joyful ceremonies that could have been scripted as the final episode
Five BHS Spring Teams to Compete in States
Next week will be showtime for five Bedford High School varsity teams that have qualified for Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association state tournament
Town Must Match Higher Bid to Acquire Fire Station Site
Editor's note: The original version of this article erroneously reported that the Utah Board of Higher Education voted to sell 139 The
227 Seniors, Family, and Friends Eagerly Awaiting Graduation at Tsongas Center
The Bedford High School senior class’s roller-coaster ride culminates at a happy place Thursday evening: in-person graduation ceremonies. Commencement is scheduled to
Extended School-Year Plans Enable Students to Participate in Summer Adventures Day Camp
The schedule for the Bedford schools’ extended school-year program for students with learning disabilities will be modified to allow participants to enroll
Select Board Extends Bedford Depot Leases
The Select Board Monday voted to extend the leases of the four tenants in the historic Bedford Depot at 80 Loomis St.
Memorial Day Returned to In-Person Ceremonies in 2022
Memorial Day felt normal. The message was universal: honoring fallen military personnel and their sacrifice. As Patriotic Holiday Committee Chair Paul Purchia
A New Generation and Bedford’s Historic Legacy
The center of Bedford literally pulsated with clusters of fifth graders on Friday, as five groups of about 40 kids each snaked
Bedford TV ~ Then, Now, and When ~ Part III of III
Funding for Bedford’s Public Access TV Plummets as Cable Subscribers Decline The financial formula enabling Bedford’s PEG access service is not sustainable.
Schools Begin Comprehensive Curricular Review, Focusing First on Math
Bedford educators will launch a comprehensive multi-year curriculum and instructional review beginning in the fall. The seven-year cycle focuses on a single
Retiring Rec Director Amy Hamilton Says “Programs May Have Changed but Kids are Still the Same”
Amy Hamilton probably knows more current and former Bedford kids than anyone. She was a volunteer coach in high school and a
Bedford TV: Then, Now, and When ~ Part II of III
Picking up the Pace at Bedford TV After Covid Shutdown Operations at Bedford TV are slowly returning to their pre-pandemic level, says
Bedford TV: Then, Now, and When ~ Part I of III
Former Bedford TV Executive Katie Duval Reflects on Pandemic Changes: “Making Local Government Accessible to Everyone” The Covid-19 pandemic has been transformative
Board’s Action May Deter Cut-Through Traffic
Drivers Take Note: Town Installs Stop Sign at Neillian/Evergreen Avenue Intersection Neillian Street won’t be as popular a commuters’ cut-through route following
Select Board Appoints Members to Several Volunteer Boards & Committees
Three candidates for a single vacancy on the Bicycle Advisory Committee shared some constructive and creative perspectives during interviews with the Select
A.E. Brown’s History of Bedford is Getting a 21st Century Makeover
Abram English Brown, whose name is synonymous with Bedford’s early history, had an overflowing agenda in the latter part of the 19th
Judge Rejects Effort to Halt Sale of Fire Station Site
A Superior Court Judge Tuesday morning declined to issue an injunction that would have halted the town’s purchase of the site for
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