Roberta Ennis, Bedford’s 2012 Citizen of the Year
By Julie McCay Turner Bedford may never have experienced a volunteer more ardent or committed than this year’s Citizen of the Year,
The Citizen Digest for Wednesday, August 29, 2012
This week’s Community Digest, a weekly compendium of announcements by organizations in Bedford, highlights art at Café Darling; Womenade’s autumn pot luck;
The Citizen Digest for Wednesday, August 22, 2012
This week’s Community Digest, a weekly compendium of announcements by organizations in Bedford, highlights events at the library, Sing Hanson’s exhibit at
Bedford choir sets a good tone for a recent Lowell Spinners game
Special to The Bedford Citizen, courtesy of Sally Okoniewski
The summer’s final Concert on the Common
By Julie McCay Turner The band played, picnics were consumed, friends chatted and children danced. The final Concert on the Common took
Tomorrow’s Up with People concert to benefit Habitat for Humanity of Greater Lowell
Several weeks ago The Citizen posted a request from our friends in Bedford’s Rotary Club about finding host families for the young
The Citizen Digest for Wednesday, August 15, 2012
This week’s Community Digest, a weekly compendium of announcements by organizations in Bedford:
The Bedford Cultural Council is gearing up for the upcoming FY13 grant cycle
By Barbara Purchia The Bedford Cultural Council (BCC) is a state-funded, community-based town committee whose mission is to support cultural projects with a
The Citizen Digest for Wednesday, August 8, 2012
This week’s Community Digest, a weekly compendium of announcements by organizations in Bedford, highlights several upcoming events and looks forward to Bedford
VA Volunteers Give More Than Time
By Meredith McCulloch There are many people to admire at the Bedford Veterans Administration hospital. First of all the men and women
Don Marshall, Outgoing Citizen of the Year, Reflects
By Dinah B. MacPhail It’s early on a Wednesday morning, and on his shady back porch, Don Marshall is telling a story.
The Citizen Digest for Wednesday, August 1
This week’s Community Digest, a weekly compendium of announcements by organizations in Bedford,highlights several upcoming events:
Change in leadership doesn’t change Flatbread’s community spirit, or its healthy food
By Susan Worthen McCombs Many Bedfordites remember the smiling, easygoing, friendly and always positive Sean Toomey, who put Flatbread on the
Bedford riders prepare for Saturday’s Pan Mass Challenge
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ufet3LAHkc?rel=0&w=560&h=315] For the past 8 years, Bedford residents Bruce Murphy and Amy Mason have organized a training ride during the week
Bedford Rotary Work Party at the Job Lane House and Barn
By Jeannette Pothier, Job Lane House Museum The Bedford Rotary Club has long held the Job Lane House and Barn in its
The Citizen Digest for Wednesday, July 25
The Bedford Citizen begins a new feature this morning, our Community Digest, a weekly compendium of announcements by organizations within Bedford about
Bedford Farmers’ Market One-Day Festival – This Sunday, July 22
The Bedford Farmers’ Market has arranged for a lot of vendors and lots of fun for their Festival Market that will take
Local Weather Alert for Bedford: Heat Advisory Until 7 pm today
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Heat Advisory for Central Middlesex County, including Bedford, from 1 until 7 pm on
Updates –and thanks—from The Bedford Citizen
Dear Bedford, The Bedford Citizen has enjoyed an outstanding outpouring of support since it first appeared on June 14. The enthusiasm our
Real Estate News: New Residential Development Takes Shape in Library Shrubbery
By Julie McCay Turner There could soon be new neighbors for Bedford Free Public Library. Teams of young architects and contractors gathered
Construction Begins on PlayZone That Will Honor Judy Mirel
By Ilsa Gottleib For PlayZone and the Bedford Educational Foundation When school ended, PlayZone construction began. PlayZone will be an outdoor classroom
A Darling Cafe Has Opened in Bedford
By Julie McCay Turner Driving along Great Road in Bedford Center you’ll see the signs for Café Darling at 119 The Great
Habitat for Humanity in Bedford, and Habitat’s Re-Store in Billerica
By Lee Vorderer After years of planning, negotiation, and hard work the Habitat for Humanity of Greater Lowell’s project in Bedford is
The Bedford Farmers’ Market presents How I Fell in Love With a Fish
By Barbara Purchia The Bedford Farmers’ Market and the Bedford Free Public Library will host a screening of How I Fell in
Arts News & Events for July & August
By Julie McCay Turner The BCA Blast, the newsletter for Bedford Center for the Arts, does double duty as the arts section
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