Recycling Know-No’s ~ STYROFOAM, aka Expanded Polystyrene
By Gene Kalb and Ed McGrath Question #5 – STYROFOAM – This is actually the subject that inspired this column. Styrofoam certainly
Selectmen Give Go-Ahead to Bedford’s Recycling Contract Negotiations
By Dot Bergin At their October 15 meeting, the Selectmen heard recommendations from Department of Public Works Director David Manugian, and the
Early Holiday Shopping Is a Gift to The Bedford Citizen
By Ginni Spencer Thank you to our many readers who augment their financial support to The Citizen by designating us as their
A Beary Busy Day in Bedford
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen The rumor of Friday's first bear sighting on Alaska Avenue came to The Bedford Citizen's attention mid-morning,
Citizen Staffers Return From LION Conference
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Teri Morrow, President, and Publisher of The Bedford Citizen, and Managing Editor Julie Turner were in Chicago
5 Reasons You Should Buy a Ticket to Flavors of Bedford!
Submitted by Erin Sandler-Rathe for the Bedford Chamber of Commerce Have you seen those purple signs around town? Flavors of Bedford is
Digging in the Dirt with Stacy Kershaw – October, 2018
By Stacy Kershaw The leaves are dropping, the growing season is finishing up. What should we be doing now to get ready
Black Earth Compost Now Offering Curbside Pickup of Food Waste in Bedford
By Dot Bergin A Gloucester company-Black Earth Compost-is now offering weekly curbside pickup of food waste to Bedford residents. There is a
Picking up Leaves Around Your Home? Late-Season Ticks Might be Lurking!
By Heidi Porter, Director, Bedford Board of Health Although it’s getting colder and the leaves are falling, it is still important to
DPW RECYCLING EXTRAVAGANZA ~ TODAY ~ 9 AM to NOON!
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Thanks to Bedford's Recycling Coordinator Ed McGrath for organizing biannual town-wide recycling days at the DPW facility
Be a Bedford Neighborhood Pace Car – Drive 25 mph or Less on Neighborhood Roads
Submitted by Scot Shaw on behalf of the Transporation Advisory Committee At the Annual Town Meeting on March of 2017, a majority
School Committee Receptive to Reducing Food Waste in Schools
By Carolyn Weaver, Bedford Mothers Out Front McAllister reports his Belmont School is already Recycling and Composting On Oct 2, 2018, three
Greening Your Life ~ St. Pauls’ Green Team Adult Forum at 2 pm on Sunday, October 21
Submitted by St. Paul's Episcopal Church Image (c) https://www.projecteco.ro/ Our September observance of Creation Tide was an inspiration to many, calling attention
Recycling Know-No’s Part 4: We Want Your Pizza Boxes but Not Your Pizza!
By Gene Kalb *** Editors Note – Fall Recycling Event at DPW - This Saturday, October 20, 9 a.m. to Noon @
Letter to the Editor, October 14, 2018: Get Serious About Reducing Carbon Emissions
By Renu Bostwick Although I commend the Selectmen for being supportive of the decisions of an appointed commission, the Selectmen have a
DPW Offers Paper Shredding and Electronic Waste Recycling at Fall Recycling Event
Submitted by the Bedford Department of Public Works Paper shredding and the collection of electronic waste will headline the Bedford Department of
Recycling Know No’s ~ Part 3: Why Aren’t Cartons Accepted in Bedford’s Recycling Program Anymore?
By Gene Kalb Question #3 – Cartons, Milk and otherwise. Milk cartons seem like they should able to be recycled. I always
Hearing on Solar Panel Petition Concludes with Few Answers
By Meredith McCulloch The Reed Meeting room in Town Hall was filled nearly to capacity on October 1 for the hearing on
Minuteman Commuter Bikeway Celebrates 25 Years
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Entering Bedford - the view from the Minuteman Commuter Bikeway - Image (c) JMcCT, 2018 all rights
Visit a Solar-Friendly Home in Bedford as Part of Saturday’s National Solar Tour
Submitted by Suzy Enos The National Solar Tour is the largest grassroots solar, renewable energy and sustainable living event in the nation.
Letter to the Editor, September 30, 2018: The Uses of History on a Path to the Future
By Maureen Oates It's better to light one candle than curse the darkness ~ Eleanor Roosevelt Is not the value of history
Recycling Know No’s ~ Part 2: Batteries
By Gene Kalb I have a bag full of old batteries. It used to be you could bring them to the camera
Preparations Underway for Minuteman Bikeway’s 25th Birthday
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen In preparation for the 25th anniversary of the Minuteman Commuter Bikeway from 11 am to 3 pm
A Week of Bears in Bedford ~ Wednesday and Thursday
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Bedford’s bears seem to be having a good time – a single bear strolled through a yard
Minuteman Bikeway Anniversary News
Submitted by Suzy Enos on behalf of Bikeway25.org Governor Charlie Baker has issued a Governor’s Citation to the Town of Bedford on
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