A Seder for the Second Night of Passover
Rabbi Susan Abrams has videotaped a complete Passover seder using a Haggadah which she wrote. The Haggadah is available for download on
Tourist in Our Town ~ Rainy Day in the Pandemic
Court surfaces are slick with rain, looking up toward Town Center.
HUZZAH: There’s a New Book in Town! ‘Bedford History for Kids’ by Town Historian Sharon Lawrence McDonald
With a publication date scheduled to coincide with this weekend's sadly-canceled Pole Capping ceremony, Town Historian Sharon Lawrence McDonald's new book for
Precautions at Carleton-Willard Village
Carleton-Willard Village in Bedford is taking special care to protect its residents from Covid-19. Regular updates are posted via a link on
Bedford’s 2020 Memorial Day Ceremonies Are Canceled
The Patriotic Holiday Committee is disappointed to announce that Bedford's Memorial Day activities, scheduled for Monday, May 25, 2020, have been canceled. All
Win-Win Initiative Supports Frontline Hospital Staff and Bedford Restaurants
A motivated network of hundreds of Bedford residents and donors is working daily with local restaurants to prepare and deliver meals and
An Unexpected Return
Like countless others, I’ve spent the past week at home. A week before, I, like countless others, watched Covid-19 begin to spread
A Plethora of Online Museums and Activities from Around the Wold
During a pandemic, few people will be able to explore a new or favorite museum. Most museums are closed and we are
How the Business Shutdown is Affecting … Doing Your Business
Covid-19 has changed everyone’s life, it’s scary and very disruptive. A pandemic is not something most households really ever plan for. One
Bedford’s All-Ages Quarantine Art Challenge
The Getty Museum in California recently challenged its social media followers to re-create their favorite artwork with what they found laying around
A New Normal for Chip-in Farm and New England Nurseries after Generations-Long Business Histories
The Couvee and Brown families are West Bedford neighbors who share a generations-long history of doing business in Bedford.
Covid-19 Fraud Watch Resources
Not a surprise but whenever there is an emergency, scammers will take advantage. The Covid-19 crisis is no different. People are scared
Dot’s Reading Room: Columbia Journalism Review says Local Newspapers Confront an Apocalypse
“America’s local newspapers confront an apocalypse” is the scary headline in a recent Columbia Journalism Review on the effect of Covid-19 on
Bedford’s Biotech Companies ~ Tackling Coronavirus
Greater Boston is blessed to have a lot of Biotech companies, part of an industry key to finding a vaccine for the
Bedford Research Labs and Rep. Gordon Team in Responding to Need for Covid-19 Testing
As soon as she saw the community spread of the Covid-19 virus in Washington State, Bedford Research Foundation’s (“BRF”) Clinical Laboratory Director
Helping Hands Make Fabric Masks, Light the Night, and Create Scavenger Hunt Maps
Bedford residents and families have been quick to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic in somewhat unexpected ways. From a display of holiday
Bedford Service, Trades, Business and Events Forum
When life gives you lemons, some folks make lemonade. And there are a few who add a piece of grilled salmon with
Bedford’s Young Drummer’s March Cheers Residents
Late last week and on Saturday morning, Bedford residents were cheered by the sight and sound of a Young Drummer marching through
Self-Guided Trail Walks Offered by Bedford’s Trails Committee
The Bedford Trails Committee has been encouraged by Sarah Stanton’s, Bedford Town Manager, recommendation (during this age of social distancing) to exercise
People Doing Good Things in the Face of a Pandemic
It’s often that through adversity that the best of brought out in the people around us and this pandemic that has hit
ZOOM BOOM: The Path to Heaven May Be Paved with Free Video Conferencing Software
The headline is tongue in cheek, but on a practical basis at least it isn’t far from the truth. Numerous local churches
Bedford and the 2020 US Census
Announcements appear on television, mailings arrived at each residence, and yard signs are 'blooming' around town. Census 2020 is underway. Now comes
Digging in the Dirt: Spring Clean-up, March 2020
This has been one of the warmest winters I can remember, but it is New England after all, and Mother Nature could
Covid-nineteen
A pandemic poem by Lois Pulliam Covid-nineteen has changed our ways, Has emptied out our nights and days, It’s closed the stores
Beethoven with Brad ~ A Bedford Lyceum via Zoom ~ Tonight at 7 pm
Looking for something fun to do this evening? Brad Conner, Music Director at First Parish on Bedford Common, will lead a Bedford
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