Bedford Arts and Crafts Society Creates Community and Gives Back
For years, members of the Bedford Arts and Crafts Society have been giving back to the community by crafting blankets, hats, canes, and cards to support others.
Bedford Residents on Dean’s Lists at Nichols College, Bates College, University of Rhode Island, Hofstra University, and WPI
Academic Honors - Dean's List announcements from Nichols College, Bates College, University of Rhode Island, Hofstra University, and WPI.
Bedford Resident Renby A. Fernald II enters Class of 2028 Plebe Summer at the U.S. Naval Academy
Bedford native Renby A. Fernald II, a graduate of Middlesex School in
Back-to-school: Bedford Bus Routes
From the Bedford School Department The bus routes below are correct as of the date noted at the top of each list.
School sports schedules
The Bedford Citizen is proud to bring you a link to the School Department’s listing of athletic practices and events. When visiting
The Citizen Digest for Wednesday, August 29, 2012
This week’s Community Digest, a weekly compendium of announcements by organizations in Bedford, highlights art at Café Darling; Womenade’s autumn pot luck;
Arbor Resources Committee Contributes to Bedford’s Comprehensive Plan
By Kim Siebert MacPhail As the Planning Board guides the town through the process of updating the Comprehensive Plan and develops a
When Nature Has Its “Eye” On Us
By Peter Collins-Brown Editor’s Note: Bedford resident Peter Collins-Brown has been a weather fanatic all his life and decided early on that
John Glenn Middle School community welcomes new principal Kevin Tracey
By Sheila Albrecht A new school year is always exciting and the John Glenn Middle School is especially looking forward to the
Total Coliform No Longer Present, Latest Test Results Show
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Passers-by who noticed that the Pine Hill water tank was being flushed again over the weekend may have
Gorgeous Intersections: A Photo Essay Celebrating The Bedford Garden Club
By Leslie Wittman The beautiful gardens blooming in traffic islands all around town have looked spectacular this year thanks to the dedicated
Questionnaire for Bedford’s State Rep and State Senate Candidates
Prepared by The Bedford League of Women Voters The Bedford League of Women Voters is a non-partisan organization with a strong record
Chipotle Restaurant to Occupy Friendly’s Site
By Kim Siebert MacPhail According to information from the Bedford Planning Office, Chipotle Restaurant will soon take over the vacated Friendly’s site
Bedford Arbor Resources Committee Plans Town Tree Nursery
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Following up on an idea that the committee first conceived nine years ago—and taking into account similar initiatives
Kimball Home Joins Job Lane House on Historic Register
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Corrections: The original article, we wrote that the Kimball House is only the second in Bedford on the
Democratic Candidates for State Representative Appear on Bedford Common
By Meredith McCulloch Editor’s Note: Click here to watch the conversation on Bedford TV’s YouTube channel. Ken Gordon and David Fionda, Democratic
Concord candidates’ forum will be shown on Bedford TV
By Julie McCay Turner Dozens of voters were turned away at last week’s candidates’ forum sponsored by the Leagues of Women Voters
Water Woes Continue to Baffle
By Kim Siebert MacPhail After continuous, around the clock monitoring, daily meetings and multiple phone calls with the state’s Department of Environmental
The Citizen Digest for Wednesday, August 22, 2012
This week’s Community Digest, a weekly compendium of announcements by organizations in Bedford, highlights events at the library, Sing Hanson’s exhibit at
Fred Gordon, Veteran’s Agent for Bedford, Mourned
Fred Gordon, the Veterans Agent for the Town of Bedford, died suddenly on August 16 at 68 years of age. He had
Bedford’s Ken Gordon enters race for State Representative
By Meredith McCulloch Ken Gordon has become the first Bedford resident to join the race for the Democratic nomination for State Representative
Bedford’s Community Gardens offer opportunity to residents
Mimi Adler, Bedford’s Citizen of the Year in 1990, was instrumental in starting Bedford’s Community Gardens in the George Jordan Conservation Land
Bedford choir sets a good tone for a recent Lowell Spinners game
Special to The Bedford Citizen, courtesy of Sally Okoniewski
Bedford’s Energy Task Force Takes Stock, Looks Ahead
By Kim Siebert MacPhail After working with Facilities Director Richard Jones for several years to save money on heating, cooling and lighting
The summer’s final Concert on the Common
By Julie McCay Turner The band played, picnics were consumed, friends chatted and children danced. The final Concert on the Common took
Tomorrow’s Up with People concert to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Greater Lowell
Several weeks ago The Citizen posted a request from our friends in Bedford’s Rotary Club about finding host families for the young
Unauthorized Bog Bridge, Though Admired, May Be Removed
By Kim Siebert MacPhail A footbridge over wetlands near Lantern Lane that was not authorized by the Conservation Commission may have to
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