Board Approves Displaying Pride Month Banner on Town Property
The Bedford Select Board has approved placement of a banner on town property celebrating June as Pride Month in line with the recently-adopted flag and banner policy.
Deficit Remains in ‘Very Preliminary’ Look at Next School Budget
The variables that engendered a cumulative shortfall of more than $1.5 million in the current school budget will have a significant impact on next year’s spending as well.
Board of Health Declares House ‘Unfit for Human Habitation’
The Bedford Board of Health on Monday declared a single-family Bedford home
Two Bedford Schools Now Successfully Composting Lunchroom Food Waste
The food preparation teams at Bedford High School and John Glenn Middle School have successfully adjusted to diverting food waste to a
Town Meeting Vote Delayed or Deleted Public Works Projects
More than $1.6 million in planned local public works projects are delayed or deleted as a result of town meeting’s surprise rejection
Sixth-Grade Math Plan Now Part of Larger Review
A plan to eliminate an advanced mathematics section for Bedford sixth-graders next school year will now be considered as part of an
Military Appreciation Day Ceremonies Saturday Morning on Two BHS Diamonds
Military appreciation ceremonies are scheduled to unfold simultaneously at Bedford High School home baseball and softball games Saturday at 11 a.m. Bedford
Sixth-Grade Math Plan to be Part of Larger Review
A plan to eliminate an advanced mathematics section for Bedford sixth-graders next school year will now be considered as part of an
School Committee Grapples with Eliminating Advanced Math Class for 6th Grade
A proposal to eliminate the sole advanced mathematics class in sixth grade next school year evoked an intense philosophical discussion at last
Energy Audits Contribute to Funding new EV Charging Stations at Depot Park
Revise Energy had presented a $7,385 donation to help offset the cost of the new Electric Vehicle charging station at Depot Park.
‘Racial Healing Circles’ Aim to Bring People Together at Middlesex Community College
“A community without racial hierarchy, that actively challenges racism, that is equity minded, and responsive to our diversity.” That’s the mission of
‘Cars and Coffee’ Draws EV ~ Electric Vehicle ~ Enthusiasts to Depot Park
Members of the town’s Energy and Sustainability Committee are pleased with the response to their first “Cars & Coffee” electric vehicle fair
K12 Art Show Magically Transformed Bedford High School on the First Weekend in May
Brigadoon, the 1947 musical by Lerner and Lowe, is set in a magical, enchanted village that rises out of the Scottish mist
For the 21st Year, Bedford is a “Tree City”
Bedford has been designated a “Tree City” for the 21st time by the national Arbor Day Foundation. Tree City USA is an
HDC Approves Exterior Changes to Police Station Site
The Historic District Commission at their May 4 meeting approved three details proposed as part of the final plans for the ongoing
Covid Cases Climb ~ Masks Recommended but not Required in Bedford Schools
Superintendent of Schools Philip Conrad Tuesday acknowledged that cases of Covid-19 are increasing in the schools and the community. “We have not
Girls’ Lax Giants Meet Thursday on Sabourin Field
Tw o giants in eastern Massachusetts interscholastic girls’ lacrosse face off on Sabourin Field at 4:30 p.m. Thursday Lincoln-Sudbury, one of the
Select Board Votes to Bring Minuteman Bikeway Project to Fall Town Meeting
he Select Board Monday unanimously voted to include an article on the fall town meeting warrant that, if approved, would resurrect extending
Select Board Briefly Considers Question of Committee Members Involved in Litigation Against the Town; No Action Taken
Monday’s Select Board meeting agenda included the following: “Discussion of temporary suspension and/or removal of appointed committee members due to litigation against
Taking the Long View: Facilities Director Alani Outlines School Building Needs for 6 to 80 Years
When it comes to long-range planning for Bedford’s school building needs, the Facilities Department tries to eliminate as much guesswork as possible.
Seniors to Stroll Along Jenks Trail Before the Prom
Mike Rosenberg can be reached at [email protected], or 781-983-1763
Teams from Area Schools Compete in 11th Tenacity Challenge; BHS “Project Excel” Team Overall Winner
The 11th annual Tenacity Challenge for African-American and Latinx high-school students “gives me hope,” the coordinator of the event said after reviewing
BHS Lacrosse Teams Register Mid-Season Wins
Both Bedford High School varsity lacrosse teams are moving into the second half of the season move into the second half of
Residents Take Legal Action to Halt the Town’s Purchase of 139 The Great Road
A group of residents has filed a legal complaint contesting plans to build a fire station at 139 The Great Road, alleging
Middlesex 3 Speakers Laud Bedford’s Biomedical Performance, Potential
DeAnna Murphy preaches like an evangelist about Bedford’s commercial real estate performance and potential. “Bedford has done a wonderful job in setting
NewsCenter 5’s New On-Air Reporter? BHS Grad Danae Bucci
Danae Bucci has a message for high-school students. “Sometimes your ultimate career goals feel super far off. But never put limits on
BHS Junior ROTC Team Qualifies for National Leadership/Academic Bowl
A contingent of Bedford High School Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps members will be going bowling in Washington, DC in
BHS Playwrights Festival ~ Saturday, May 7 at 7 pm
The Bedford High School Theater Department will present its fourth annual Playwrights Festival on Saturday at 7 p.m. in the high school’s
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