Crack Sealing and Micropaving Bedford’s Roads ~ A Tentative Summer Schedule
Please note that as part of our roadway maintenance program for this year, the following roads will be crack sealed and micro
COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments Available Within the Town of Bedford
The Bedford Health Department has acquired a limited quantity of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses and is holding a clinic on
Warrant Article 21: Library HVAC System to Help Town Meet Net Zero Goals Needs Two-Third Majority
Town meeting will decide Saturday on a proposed $2.5 million state-of-the-art heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning system for the Bedford Free Public Library.
Good News from the Board of Health: Covid Cases on the Decline
Local cases of Covid-19 are on a sharp decline, the town’s community health nurse told the Board of Health at its virtual
Warrant Articles Address Zoning Issues: Accessory Dwelling Units, Assisted Living Proposals, and Site Plan Approval
The warrant that Annual Town Meeting will encounter beginning Saturday morning features five zoning amendment articles that, if approved, will expand local
Warrant Article 20 ~ Expand and Remodel the Bedford Police Station
Voters at Town Meeting will decide whether the town will spend $6.4 million to expand and remodel the police station at 2
Warrant Article 19: Improvements for the Intersection of North and Chelmsford Roads
The most difficult intersection in town is on the verge of a major overhaul. After five years of study and design, the
Each Annual Town Meeting Warrant Article Has its Own Descriptive Video Link!
With thanks to everyone involved, each of the Warrant Articles listed below is linked to a short 'public service announcement' to help
Bedford Annual Town Meeting 2021 Finance Committee Warrant Recommendations
The Finance Committee has a responsibility for creating the budget for the Town, as well as providing recommendations on articles in the
Annual Town Meeting for People with Mobility Issues
Planning an annual town meeting during a pandemic is a huge challenge. There are so many moving parts to accommodate. With all
Preservation Status of 37 Hillside Avenue Remains Undecided ~ Hearing Continued to May 25
The Bedford Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) held a public hearing on May 4 to determine if the building at 37 Hillside Avenue
In Split Decision, Select Board Votes to Increase Percentage of Electricity from Renewables
The Select Board voted 3-2 Monday to increase the percentage of electricity generated by renewables from 5 to 20 as the default
Short Takes from the Housing Partnership ~ May 2021
The Bedford Housing Partnership welcomed new members Margaret Siciliano and Kate Reynolds at their May 3 meeting and thanked retiring member Jean
New Story Walks® at the Library ~ First Up? Big Bug by Henry Cole
The Library just installed the first of six planned StoryWalks® around the building. This project has been funded by a grant from the
Put me in, Coach ~ Annual Town Meeting and Baseball
At a recent editorial meeting to discuss The Citizen's upcoming Annual Town Meeting coverage, Mike Rosenberg, a former Selectman, told a story
Town Manager Announces Easing of Pandemic Restrictions
As Covid-19 restrictions continue to be lifted on a state and national level, Town Manager Sarah Stanton provided the Select Board with
Town Meeting Will Consider Proposal to Rehabilitate Shawsheen Road Wells
A component of the capital article on the May 15 annual town meeting warrant offers steps to a possible resurrection of the
Town’s Triple-A Bond Rating Reaffirmed by S&P Global
The municipal credit rating agency S&P Global has reaffirmed Bedford’s AAA status, the highest attainable. One immediate outcome was evident at Monday’s
LWV Warrant Review ~ Bedford’s 2021 Annual Town Meeting ~ Tomorrow, May 5 at 6 pm
The League of Women Voters of Bedford will host a Warrant Review covering the articles to be voted during Bedford’s 2021 Annual
Therapist Offers Support to Parents of Teenagers Navigating Anxiety, Depression, and other Challenges
Bedford High School parents and caregivers gathered via Zoom with an internationally-known psychotherapist last week to discuss how they can help their
Local Roadway Repair to Begin on Tuesday, May 4
The Bedford Department of Public Works has scheduled roadway repair work for the following locations, beginning Tuesday, May 4, 2021, using the
Bedford’s Cultural District Initiative ~ Coffee and Conversation ~ Tuesday, 9 to 10 A.M.
The Massachusetts Cultural Council and its new Executive Director Michael J. Bobbitt will host a community conversation via Zoom from 9 until
Matthew Lanefski Named Assessing Department Director
Matthew Lanefski of Framingham, assistant assessor in Wayland for the past two years, is scheduled to begin work as director of Bedford’s
Guidance on Face Masks ~ April 30, 2021
The Bedford Health Department has shared guidance from Governor Baker's recently revised Order (April 30, 2021) requiring masks in public places for
Minuteman Bikeway Extension Could Begin in the Spring of 2022
Construction of the Minuteman Bikeway extension from Depot Park to the Concord town line could begin as soon as the spring of
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