Analysing the Impact of Bedford’s 2012 Refuse Contract
By Joan Bowen At their meeting on January 27, the Selectmen reviewed a report on changes in volume and costs as a
State House News from Ken Gordon: First-ever Evening Office Hours in Bedford on Thursday, January 29
Submitted by Representative Kenneth Gordon First-Ever Evening Office Hours in Bedford on Thursday, January 30 Kenneth Gordon’s first evening office hours will
Q&A: A Fact Sheet from the Bedford Planning Board
Submitted by Glenn Garber, Director of the Bedford Planning Department This special Fact Sheet was prepared and is released under the auspices
Official list of Candidates for Bedford’s 2014 Town Election on Saturday, March 8
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Town Clerk Doreen Tremblay has released the final list of candidates who will appear on the March
Rep. Ken Gordon Schedules Evening Office Hours on Thursday, January 30 at 7 pm
Representative Kenneth Gordon of the 21st Middlesex District will be holding his first evening office hours on Thursday, January 30 2014 at
Comment on Bedford’s Comprehensive Plan by January 17 – A Reminder from the Planning Board
Submitted by Jeff Cohen, Chairman of the Bedford Planning Board The Bedford Planning Board reminds residents that the new Comprehensive Plan is
Bedford’s Cultural Council Awards for 2013-2014 Announced
Submitted by the Bedford Cultural Council State Senator Mike Barrett, State Representative Ken Gordon, and Barbara Purchia, chair of the Bedford Cultural
FY15 Capital Priorities Presented to Selectmen
By Meredith McCulloch On January 6, Capital Expenditure Committee chair Mary Ellen Carter presented to the Selectmen the committee’s recommendations for FY2015
Barrett Seeks More Data on Child Abuse Staff
Submitted by State Senator Michael Barrett State Sen. Mike Barrett (D-Lexington) is asking the Patrick administration to disclose complete data on staffing
Town Caucus Names Nine to Fill Elected Offices; Three Positions still Open
By Meredith McCulloch On January 7 about fifty citizens braved 13-degree weather and stiff winds to nominate candidates at the Town Caucus
It’s Not Too Late To Get A Flu Shot – Town Schedules Clinic on Thursday, January 9
Submitted by the Bedford Board of Health The Bedford Board of Health still has flu vaccine available. In an effort to protect
Candidates for Town Office to be Chosen at Town Caucus: Several Incumbents Stepping Down
By Meredith McCulloch Two long-term board members will be stepping down from elected boards when their terms expire in March. John Linz
Public Comments on New Comprehensive Plan Welcome by January 17
By Marya Dantzer What will Bedford look and feel like in 2023, in 2033? How will its 14,000 residents (35 percent of
Selectmen Vote to Complete Documents for Town Hall Renovation, But Delay Bidding
By Meredith McCulloch At their December 16 meeting the Selectmen postponed bidding for renovation of the mechanical and electrical systems in Town
Barrett Seeks Remedial Action Regarding Massachusetts’ Photo EBT Cards
Submitted by State Senator Michael Barrett State Sen. Mike Barrett (D-Lexington), Senate Chair of the Massachusetts Legislature’s Joint Committee on Children, Families
Is a Museum Preserving the Past in Bedford’s Future?
By Meredith McCulloch It is not often that a shoe is passed around at a Selectmen’s meeting, but Monday night, one from
Selectmen Cancel Plaza Liquor License for Code and Policy Violations
By Meredith McCulloch At a hearing regarding the liquor license held by the Bedford Plaza Hotel, manager Sailesh Patel requested that the
Barrett Named to Posts on Health Disparities, Adoption, and Early Education
Submitted by State Senator Michael Barrett (D) Lexington Sen. Mike Barrett has been named to three special committees — one looking to
Bedford’s Comprehensive Plan is Available for Viewing Online
Submitted by the Bedford Planning Board The new Bedford Comprehensive Plan (The Bedford We Want: Shaping Our Future) is available for public
Bedford Local Transit Use Maximized
By Meredith McCulloch Use of the Bedford Local Transit (BLT) is close to maximum according to Lori Wittner, Director of the Council
Bedford Plaza Hotel Update
By Meredith McCulloch The interactions between the Town and the owner of the Bedford Plaza Hotel are continuing on two separate fronts:
Bedford Plaza: Despite Rising Homeless Crisis in Commonwealth, Bedford Numbers Continue To Decline
Submitted by Rep. Kenneth Gordon (D) Bedford While the number of families facing homelessness in Massachusetts has increased in recent weeks, the
Rosenberg and Siegenthaler to Seek Additional Terms
By Meredith McCulloch Two Selectmen whose terms expire in March will seek another term. At the December 2 Selectmen’s meeting Mike Rosenberg
Bedford Is Among 15 Communities Selected for Solar Incentive Program
Submitted by State Rep Ken Gordon Energy and Environmental Affairs Secretary Rick Sullivan today announced the 15 communities, including Bedford, that will
Two Ways to Throw Your Hat in the Ring
By Meredith McCulloch Citizens interested in running for office next March will find two ways to place their name on the ballot.
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