Capital Request Backlog Sparks Debates About Vehicles and Increased Capital Funding
By Kim Siebert MacPhail When Chair Jean Marc Slak presented Capital Expenditures’ (CapEx) rankings to the Finance Committee last Thursday night, he
Capital Expenditures Reaches Agreement on Project Prioritization
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Although presentations to the Finance Committee and Selectmen remain—as does final approval of Annual Town Meeting in March—the
Streetlight Retrofits Will Wait
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Moving to energy-saving LED streetlights would save the town approximately $44,816 a year, according to Public Works Director
Road Pavement Conditions May Deteriorate
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Public Works Director Rich Warrington presented a report to the Capital Expenditures Committee on Wednesday night that demonstrated
Gordon is Sworn in as State Representative for the 21st Middlesex District
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Just after noon, yesterday, January 2, Governor Deval Patrick led Ken Gordon and all other duly elected members
Inauguration Day on Beacon Hill for Ken Gordon
At 11 am this morning Bedford’s new State Representative Ken Gordon will be sworn into office at the State House in Boston.
Koko FitClub Receives Approval with Conditions for Blake Block Location
By Kim Siebert MacPhail The Planning Board met briefly on the night of December 20 to determine under what conditions Koko FitClub—a
Michael E. McAllister to run for Bedford School Committee
Bedford resident Michael E. McAllister announced on Monday that he intends to campaign for the School Committee of the Bedford Public Schools.
Status of Coast Guard Housing On Pine Hill About to Change
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Selectmen Margot Fleischman reported that Colonel Lester Weilacher, Jr., Commander of Hanscom Air Force Base, arranged a
Wilson Mill Bridge to be Dedicated to Gordon Feltman, Former Selectman
By Kim Siebert MacPhail The Wilson Mill Park Committee is pleased to announce that the reconstructed and improved historic dam, spanning Vine
Planning Board’s Silver Will Not Seek Second Term
By Kim Siebert MacPhail After careful consideration, Planning Board Chair Jon Silver has decided not to run for another term.
Video Capability for Selectmen’s Meeting Room Another Step Closer
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Ron Cordes, President of the board of Bedford Community Access Television, Inc., addressed the Selectmen on Monday evening
Transportation Advisory Committee Discusses Traffic, A Dangerous Intersection, and Two Circuit Trails
By Ginni Spencer At its December 12 meeting, the Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) and Police Chief Robert Bongiorno discussed a wide range
New Online System Planned for Real Estate, Excise, Water Sewer Bill Payments
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Starting this spring, Bedford taxpayers who choose to pay their town bills online will have more options, according
Three Bonds to be Refinanced Generate Big Savings
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Finance Director Victor Garofalo presented a proposal to the Selectmen on Monday night to refinance three bonds, saving
What’s the Story with Hartwell Road?
By Kim Siebert MacPhail At Bedford Day and in comments regarding articles about the School Way road improvement project,The Citizen has been
Sign Bylaw Review Committee Takes a Reading from the Public on Proposed Revisions
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Jeff Cohen, liaison from the Zoning Board of Appeals, acting as chair of the Sign Bylaw Review Committee,
Planning Board Deliberates 24-Hour Fitness Club in Blake Block
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Delores Martin of Koko Fit and Attorney Pam Brown of Brown & Brown PC met with the Planning
Plank Street Redevelopment Plan Sent Back to the Drawing Board
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Vince O’Neill, owner and president of Vinco Properties and Walk the Plank LLC, came before the Planning Board
b.good Restaurant to Open in Former Cambridge Savings Location
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Saying that business has been brisk with “a lot of permitting stuff coming in,” Glenn Garber, Bedford Director
Vacancies on Town Boards Seen as Incumbents End their Service
By Meredith McCulloch Town elections occur in March, but citizens interested in running for office will need to step forward in January.
Selectmen Postpone Decision for Athletic Field Design on Former St. Michael’s Land
By Kim Siebert MacPhail The plan for Monday night, December 10, was that the Selectmen would determine whether to proceed with designs
Capital Expenditures Considers 71 Priority Projects
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Although the FY14 budget process is by no means complete, and the landscape will shift substantially before Annual
Selectmen, Sukoff Disagree on St. Michael’s Land Process
By Kim Siebert MacPhail While exchanges remained civil, disagreement was apparent between the Selectmen and Dave Sukoff, chair of the Outdoor Recreation
Planning Board Schedules Public Hearing for 100 Plank Street Redevelopment Plan
By Kim Siebert MacPhail On Wednesday, December 12, the Bedford Planning Board will hold a public meeting to consider whether to accept
Loading ...
