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Submitted by Rabbi Susan Abramson Temple Shalom Emeth, a warm and welcoming Reform congregation serving more than 10 towns including Bedford, is

Submitted by Bedford’s Got Talent Can you tap dance? Play the guitar? Juggle four bowling pins at once? Sing like Pavarotti? Now’s

Submitted by the Friends of the Job Lane House There are special events sponsored by the Friends of the Job Lane House

Compiled by The Bedford Citizen A single performance of Princess Whatsername, the Recreation Department’s Summer Adventures Junior Summer Stock musical, will take

Last week’s community celebration on the occasion of John Dodge’s 90th birthday, prompted this thank you from Margaret Donovan on behalf of

It’s finally here: The first day of the Pan Mass Challenge. Local riders have been training since late winter and . .

By Julie McCay Turner with Photographs by Richard Krusemark More than 90 members and friends of First Parish on the Common travelled

By Meredith McCulloch A new book by Althea Yates entitled Bedford (Postcard History Series) takes readers on a visual trip through Bedford’s

Submitted by the Bedford Police Department The Middlesex Sheriff’s Office is running it’s 13th annual camp for Bedford children ages 9-11 years

Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Renovations are underway at 24 South Road near the corner of Maple Street, the new home of

By Julie McCay Turner The announcement in the Recreation Department’s Spring/Summer brochure held promise of a real exploration, “Have you ever wondered

Bedford’s historic Job Lane House is celebrating its 300th anniversary this year and the community is invited to events this weekend and

By Kim Siebert MacPhail According to Higgins Group realty agents Diane Hughes and Debbie Spencer, the Bedford residential real estate market is

By Julie McCay Turner To celebrate John Dodge’s 90th birthday, his wife Connie Donovan Dodge and his family will entertain the community

By Julie McCay Turner Mary Johannessen of Studio 200 Glass wasn’t supposed to be an artist: Her parents were concerned that she

Submitted by the Bedford Free Public Library’s Arts Steering Committee The Bedford Library’s Art Steering Committee hosts several shows each year in

By Julie McCay Turner According to Amy Hamilton, Director of Bedford’s Recreation Department, Springs Brook Park was full even before it officially

Submitted by the Bedford Recreation Department and the Bedford Fire Department Celebrate July 4th right in Bedford! There’s lots to do at

Submitted by Ben Driscoll, BHS class of 2014 The 2014 Senior Class at Bedford High School has rescheduled its car wash to

By Kim Siebert MacPhail When Wicked Good Frozen Yogurt owners Maria and John Cronin started to consider opening a business in Bedford,

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will hold its annual Thrift Sale on Saturday, June 22, from 9 am to 2 pm. The sale