Energy Manager Touts Program Targeting Large Buildings’ Carbon Footprint
Bedford’s new energy and sustainability manager is promoting a state pilot program whose purpose is “to provide pertinent information and extend support
Spring is Coming, Which Means Babe Ruth Baseball and Softball Season is Approaching
Registration for the spring Bedford Baseball and Softball seasons is open. Bedford Babe Ruth Baseball and Softball welcomes all Bedford and Hanscom AFB
Proposed Community Preservation Projects Total $2.1 Million
The Bedford Community Preservation Committee approved a list of almost 20 projects and programs for fiscal year 2025.
New Stabilization Fund Could Be Seeded without Tax Impact
Bedford Town Manager Matt Hanson told the School Committee on Tuesday that a new stabilization fund for out-of-district special-education tuition could be
Celebrate the Year of the Dragon with the PCD and Bedford Library
Everyone is invited to celebrate the Year of the Dragon at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 27 at the Lt. Job Lane
Select Board Approves Town Manager’s Fiscal 2025 Budget Proposal
The Bedford Select Board this week endorsed Town Manager Matt Hanson’s proposed departmental budget for fiscal year 2025. The budget, covering all
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
2024-2025 School Year District Calendar Available
The Bedford School Committee approved the 2024-2025 School Year District Calendar at their January 9 meeting.
It’s not too late to get vaccinated!
Covid rates are up. If you haven't received your vaccine yet, the Health Department sends a reminder that it's not too late!
Need Help with Tax Preparation? COA and the Bedford Library Offer Free Assistance
Starting Feb. 5 and continuing through April 12 the Bedford Council on Aging and the Bedford Free Public Library are once again
All Town Office-Seekers Running Unopposed
There will be no contests on the Saturday, March 9 Town Election printed ballot.
Trash and Recycling Delays Due to Weather on Tuesday
Due to deteriorating weather conditions, the Town's Trash and Recycling Contactor was unable to complete some collection routes on Tuesday.
Dan Breen Winter Library Lectures Begin Sunday, Jan. 21
Prof. Dan Breen's winter lecture series begins on Sunday. This year's topic: “Global Pandemics and How They Have Influenced History” No registration
Violinist Charles Dimmick Performing with The Concord Orchestra on Jan. 26 and 27
The Concord Orchestra presents “Spanish Passions & Nordic Vistas” at 8 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 26 and Saturday, Jan. 27.
Church’s King Day Speaker Focuses on ‘Morality and Justice’
Dr. Robert A. Bellinger was the keynote speaker at the 51st annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. service at First Baptist
Holiday Trash Delay on Martin Luther King Day
Curbside Trash and Recycling in Bedford will be collected on a one-day holiday delay next week due to the observance of Martin
Town Offices Closed in Observance of MLK Jr. Day
Bedford Town Offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 15 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Friends of Bedford COA presents free workshop for caregivers on Jan. 18
Everyone is invited to attend “Caring for the Caregiver,” an interactive panel presentation and discussion, sponsored by the Friends of the Bedford
DPW Director Considering Response Options to ‘New Normal’
Approximately 808,00 gallons of untreated sewage was diverted into the Shawsheen River this week.
Subsidized Tick Testing Available to Bedford Residents
If Bedford Residents find a tick on their person, they can order a comprehensive Tick Report by mail subsidized by Great Meadows
Have Coffee with a Cop and Learn About Fraud and Scam Awareness on Feb. 12
Chief John Fisher invites the community to share coffee and conversations with the Bedford Police and to participate in a program aimed
Rock Voices Performing at John Glenn Middle School on Friday
Rock Voices will perform at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 12 in the John Glenn Middle School auditorium.
Sewage Again Diverted into Shawsheen River as Volume Too Much for Pumps
Once again, high volume forced Bedford Department of Public Works crews to divert part of the sanitary sewer outflow into the Shawsheen
Candidates Emerge at Caucus to Fill Many Ballot Vacancies
Town Caucus confirmed candidates for Town Moderator, Select Board, Bedford School Committee, Regional School Committee, Board of Assessors, Board of Library Trustees,
Annual King Celebration to Showcase Local METCO Alumni
Two Bedford METCO alums will speak as part of the MLK Day celebration held at MCC at 10:30 a.m. on Monday. The
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