Juneteenth: A Day to Celebrate the End of Legal Slavery in the U.S.
Today, Juneteenth National Independence Day, is a federal holiday in the United States.
Celebrating a Wonderful Spring Evening at the First Church’s 73rd Strawberry Festival
People of all ages enjoyed yummy strawberry shortcake at last week’s Strawberry Festival at the First Church of Christ, Congregational.
Dollars for Scholars Presents Scholarship Awards to 136 BHS Seniors
This year 136 Bedford High School graduating seniors shared in $172,065 of
Big Crowd Shows Up for Paper Shredding Event at the Bedford Compost and Recycling Center
Wednesday was a busy day for the Bedford Department of Public Works at the Compost & Recycling Center at 108 Carlisle Road
Reception in Honor of Fay Russo on May 23
A public reception to salute Fay Russo, who plans to retire from her career at Town Center at the end of May,
Here’s How Bedford Residents Finished in This Year’s BAA Boston Marathon
Bedford was well represented at this year’s 128th running of the BAA Boston Marathon. Check out the finishing times of some Bedford
Bedford Says ‘No’ to British Rule Again at Annual Liberty Pole-Capping Event
The 58th annual pole capping happened last Saturday at Willson Park.
Did You Feel the Earthquake This Morning?
“Did you feel the earthquake this morning?” That may be the most asked question in the Northeast today.
Winners Named for This Year’s Peeps® Diorama Contest
The winners have been named for the Bedford Free Public Library’s 14th annual Peeps® Diorama Contest.
Bedford’s Orchestras Take Guests on a Vertical Musical Journey Around the Eastern Hemisphere
The John Glenn Middle School gymnasium was filled with people on Wednesday, enjoying a night of music during the Bedford Public Schools
Sunshine Week: Our Commitment to Help Keep Democracy Alive
This is Sunshine Week, a time when news organizations, civic and watchdog groups, libraries, nonprofits, schools, and other participants shine the light
Bedford’s MLK Day Ceremony Pays Tribute to Rev. Dr. King and the METCO Program
A large crowd of more than 100 people from many segments of the Bedford community came to the student center at Middlesex
Election and Town Meeting Letters and Comments Policy
Here are the deadlines for submitting letters and comments pertaining to the Annual Town Meeting, Bedford Town Election, and Massachusetts State Presidential
July 2023: Focus on Hangars, Housing, New Leaders, a Skunk, and Lots of Rain
Here is a look back on the main stories and features in Bedford from July 2023.
A Fun – and Sometimes Snowy – Day of Holiday Cheer at the Someday Farm
There was plenty of holiday fun on Friday at Someday Farm on Davis Road.
It’s Time for Ghosts, Goblins and Other Spooky Things in Bedford
Halloween is coming up on Tuesday. To help everyone get in the magical/mystical mood of the season, take a look at some
BHS Class of 1973 Celebrated Their 50th Anniversary with a Big Reunion Weekend
Around 100 members of the Bedford High School Class of 1973 turned out for a big three-day reunion, packed full of events
Works by Ukrainian Artists Now on Display at First Parish
“Affirmation of Life: Art from Today’s Ukraine” opened on Friday night at The Gallery@First Parish on the Common. The show runs through
Matt Hanson Sworn in as Bedford’s Town Manager
Bedford has a new town manager. Matthew Hanson, 35, was sworn in by Town Clerk Bridget Rodrigue during a brief ceremony on
Bedford Day’s Candy Toss Parade Tradition
A few pictures of candy tossing during the Bedford Day Parade on Saturday.
Photos From Wednesday’s Construction Accident at a Dunster Road Home
Here are more photos from the incident on Dunster Road when five workers of E&G Builders were injured Wednesday morning after a
Sgt. Lavine Makes a Big Splash at National Night Out
One of the most popular attractions at the Bedford Police Department’s National Night Out festival on Tuesday was the dunk tank.
We’re hiring! Operations Manager
The Bedford Citizen is looking for our next amazing Operations Manager.
‘Gone Fishing’ The Bedford Citizen’s Annual Hiatus Dates Set
The Bedford Citizen will take Monday and Tuesday off for the Independence Day holiday. We'll also be taking two weeks off later
BHS’ Earliest Graduates Come Home for a Special Reunion
One hundred members of Bedford High School’s first six classes came together to share memories, laugh, and reconnect with friends – both
Huh? 1960 Powder Horn: ‘April Vacations Canceled’
A fascinating artifact was on display at the recent school reunion of the first six graduating classes that attended Bedford High School,
Celebrating Summer at First Church’s 72nd Strawberry Festival
Happy First Day of Summer! Bedford’s First Church of Christ, Congregational celebrated the coming of summer with its 72nd Strawberry Festival on
Remembering the Meaning of Juneteenth and The Early History of Blacks in Bedford
The First Parish in Bedford Unitarian Universalist hosted an informal gathering on Monday morning to commemorate Juneteenth. The outdoor ceremony included readings,
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