School Committee Requesting $590,000 from Reserve Fund
The Bedford School Committee will request the Finance Committee to approve a $590,000 transfer from the reserve fund to cover a fiscal 2024 budget shortfall.
Planning Board Explores Secondary Priorities
The Bedford Planning Board is turning to priorities and goals for the new fiscal year.
Barbehenn to Depart Planning Board, Town
Jacinda Barbehenn told fellow Bedford Planning Board members at their recent meeting
Seniors in the Spotlight at Schools’ Annual Art Show
The annual Bedford Public Schools K-12 Art Show took place over the weekend and can be a culminating event for some BHS
Hanscom Project Foe Questions Hangar’s Historic Verity
The advocacy group Save Our Heritage is expressing “concern” over the eligibility of the so-called Navy Hangar on Hartwell Road for state
BHS Softball Team Wins 11 Games in Four Weeks
Bedford High School Varsity Softball won their 5th game in a row over the weekend 7-1 over Concord-Carlisle. They won again on
Paddy Wade Fostered Science and Nature, Globally and Locally
A celebration of life of Emily "Paddy" Wade is scheduled for what would have been her 99th birthday at 11 a.m. on
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
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
Panelists Recall the Fun Times Growing up in Bedford
Three Bedford High School graduates who were born during the prolific post-war “Baby Boom” era of 1945-1965 shared their memories of growing
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
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
Gordon Optimistic about Renewal of State Aid for Military Affiliated Students
State Rep. Ken Gordon expects the Legislature to again approve more than $500,000 next fiscal year to offset some of Bedford’s costs
Officials Weighing Debt Exclusion for Fire Station Construction
This week, the architect for the proposed new fire station at 139 The Great Road released cost estimates totaling almost $32 million.
Guest Speaker Floored by the Message of Tenacity Challenge
“You are talented, gifted, smart, and more than able to accomplish all of your dreams. Your dreams should be so big that
BHS Boys’ Lacrosse Team Defeats Lowell
The Bedford High School boys’ lacrosse team won its first game of 2024 emphatically on Monday, defeating Lowell, 17-0.
Superintendent Hopeful about Dodging Current Deficit
Bedford Superintendent of Schools Cliff Chuang is hopeful that the $1.2 million deficit in the current education budget can be covered without
Memorial Tree Honors an Arbor Resources Pioneer
The Bedford Arbor Resources Committee on Saturday honored the memory of a longtime resident who was central to the panel’s origin. Members
New Fire Station Cost Estimate Close to $32 Million
The estimated price tag for Bedford’s proposed new fire station is almost $32 million.
Two BHS Track and Field Quartets are Champs in State Divisional Relays
Bedford High School track teams have been shining this season, including a strong showing at the MSTCA Division 4 State Relays this
Children Relocated from Local Shelter Are Back in Bedford Schools
All of the school-age children who moved out of the emergency shelter in Bedford to new quarters in Lowell have returned to
Bedford Minutemen Donate Record Amount for American Studies
Officers of the Bedford Minuteman Company Memorial Scholarship Trust, a spinoff affiliate of the Bedford Minuteman Company, presented a check for $5,000
Current Bedford Education Budget More Than $1 Million in the Red
Less than 10 weeks before the close of the fiscal year, Bedford’s education budget is running a deficit of more than $1.2
Bedford TV Premiere Celebrates Advanced Filmmaking for Kids
Bedford TV unveiled a 14-minute film at a premiere celebration on Sunday afternoon in the Great Room of Old Town Hall, honoring
Mango Bay Day Block Party at Historic Farm on May 4
The folks at Mango Bay Equestrian Center at 253 Davis Rd. are inviting residents to drop by their Mango Bay Day Block
Board Okays Contract for State- and Federally-Funded Sewer Project
The town has engaged a contractor to undertake the last portion of the three-phase sewer infrastructure expansion intended to accommodate the needs
Navy Identified its Hartwell Road Complex as an ‘Historic District’
Members of the Historic Preservation Commission early this month reversed their previous endorsement of state historic preservation tax credits for the developers
Board Favors Planning Second Egress from Meeting Room
The Bedford Select Board gave the Facilities Department the go-ahead to design an alternative egress in the board’s first-floor Town Hall meeting
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