A Great Day to Save the Environment ~ Easter Sunday, 2019
By Julie McCay Turner On Easter morning, River Steward Ralph Hammond walked to the far edge of his back yard to check
Recycling Know No’s, and Some of the Why’s ~ A Special Post for Earth Day, 2019
By Gene Kalb and Ed McGrath Ed McGrath and I started this column a while ago to help educate and explain some
Arbor Day Events in Bedford, 2019
Submitted by the Bedford Arbor Resources Committee Again in 2019, three special events are planned to celebrate Arbor Day on Friday, April
2019 Household Hazardous Products Collection ~ Information and Schedule
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Pre-registration is not required and the event is free of charge to Bedford residents. However, when you
Aerial Application to Control Mosquito Larvae
Submitted by the Bedford Board of Health The East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project will be conducting a helicopter application of the biological
Dockless Bike Share is Back with Lime E+
Submitted by Alyssa Sandoval, Economic Development Director Lime has relaunched in Bedford starting this week in Bedford Center and Depot Park and
Recycling KnowNos ~ Part 7: Questions? Ask the Recyclopedia
Submitted by the Bedford Department of Public Works As Bedford’s Recycling Coordinator, Ed McGrath frequently gets questions about what can and cannot
Stop and Shop Strike in Bedford – Day 6
By Julie McCay Turner In fewer than 24 hours, the Stop and Shop strike that affects Bedford's 71 employees, as well as
Spring Clean-up? Outdoor Burning Ends on May 1
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Outdoor burning is an approved way for getting rid of yard waste until May 1, with an
Solar Panels at First Parish ~ A Photo Essay by Bob Bass
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen With thanks to photographer Bob Bass for this set of images chronicling the 2019 installation of solar
Bedford Commits to Embrace Renewable Energy
By Martin Renzhofer On July 1, the town’s public buildings, including schools, will be part of an investment that will embrace renewable
Getting The Muck Out ~ Celebrating the Vote to Dredge Fawn Lake
By The Friends of Fawn Lake Anyone who has started a grass roots effort knows the long road that is facing them
Random Rich Guy was a Hoax
By The Bedford Citizen We're back to Plan A. The story of some random rich fully funding the Bedford Citizen (Plan B)
Curbside Collection for Yard Waste ~ April 8 to 12
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Bedford's Department of Public Works plans curbside pick-up of yard waste next week, April 8 to 12.Yard
Your Daily Bet: Guys and Dolls, Jr. ~ Nathan and Adelaide ‘Sue Me’
Submitted by the JGMS Performing Arts Department The John Glenn Middle School Performing Arts Department will present GUYS AND DOLLS JR., the
Letter to the Editor, 3 March 2019 ~ Fighting Ticks and Tick-Borne Disease
By Sarah Legge My 3-year-old son was bitten by a tick this week. We found the tick embedded in his head as
Random Rich Guy Fully Funds The Bedford Citizen
A billion dollar donation from a random Prince comes in the midst of our spring fundraiser April 1, 2019 ~ In a
Consider Our Position …
By Ginni Spencer, Board Member, The Bedford Citizen Patting yourself on the back is awkward especially when you are holding out your
Article 18 Evokes Nuclear Energy Discussion at Annual Town Meeting
By Jordan Stewart Day One of the Annual Town Meeting (ATM) was capped off with one of the most anticipated articles on
March 29th is National Vietnam War Veterans Day
By Jon “OC” OConnor Commander, American Legion Post 0221 This Friday, March 29th is National Vietnam War Veterans Day - The American
Comments from Members of “Friends of Fawn Lake”
Submitted by the Friends of Fawn Lake Before Annual Town Meeting considers Article 7 on Monday, several Friends of Fawn Lake would
It’s a Challenge: We Got A Match!
Blame it on the high school musical, Fiddler on the Roof, …matchmaker, matchmaker find me a match... Maybe not – but –
ATM 2019 ~ Article 18 – A Petitioners’ Article ~ Part II
By Brown Pulliam As reported by the New York Times, On June 24, 1988, one of the top scientists at NASA testified
It’s Spring, and Massachusetts’ 4,500 Bears are Coming out of Hibernation
By Mass Division of Fisheries and Wildlife Editor's Note: After last year's excitement about bears in Bedford and our environs, it seems
ATM 2019 ~ Article 18 – A Petitioners’ Article
Submitted by Brown Pulliam As a petitioner for, and one of the authors of Article 18 of the warrant for the March
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