Was Jack the Giant Killer Bedford’s most famous canine? A story from Bedford Historical Society
Gillis Murray and his family were allegedly the final caretakers of the famous sled dog, Jack the Giant Killer. Jack, a Labrador-Newfoundland
Holiday Parties Are Back – What’s Bedford Thinking?
The Boston Globe today reports on the return of the corporate Holiday Party. What’s Bedford Thinking about Holiday Parties this year? Take
What’s happening in Bedford?
For no other reason other than we thought it might be fun, here are some headlines from other Bedfords around the world!
Holiday Artisan’s Fair is a Popular New Addition to Bedford’s Tree Lighting Festivities
A lot of credit goes to the Bedford Cultural District and the Gallery Team at First Parish for making this remarkable community
Bedford Pianist Paul-André Bempéchat Salutes Beethoven on Dec. 16
Internationally acclaimed pianist Paul-André Bempéchat will honor the birthday of Ludwig Van Beethoven with a performance of three of the composer’s most
Happy Throngs Brighten the Darkness during Bedford’s Holiday Celebration
The holiday season walkabout and tree-lighting turned Bedford Center into a glow-in-the-dark sanctuary for a three-hour window, beginning late Saturday afternoon.
Did You Know: Resources for those of us getting older (Or for our parents!)
Did you know the COA (Council on Aging) has a social worker to help? Danika Castle has been with the COA
Decorating for the Holidays – Will inflation put a damper on decorations?– What’s Bedford Thinking
For this snap poll, we’re interested in what Bedford thinks about holiday decorating? Are you decorating for the holidays this year?
Pool of Local Christmas Tree Dealers Dwindles
After 25 years, a variety of factors have led to a decision by Chip-In Farm on Hartwell Road to suspend the sale
The Web of ‘Bikeshedding’ and Social Media Polarization
~Submitted by Doug Muder "Recently, I’ve been learning some unfortunate truths both about democracy and myself."
New Chief of Police Cites Value of ‘Community Partners’
Bedford’s new chief of police says helping people is a top departmental priority. Fisher said in Bedford, “there is solid community work
Panel Seeks Formal Reports on Lead, Energy at Hanscom Field
The Hanscom Field Advisory Commission is requesting a formal commitment from the Massachusetts Port Authority to address issues of potential lead contamination
Bedford Santa Will Return For the 77th Time on December 24
Anyone interested in registering for a visit, making a donation, registering to volunteer, or finding out more information can register at www.bedfordsanta.com.
From Bedford Student to Teacher to Principal to Community Volunteer, Ralph Hammond Is Driven to Serve
Ralph Hammond, Bedford’s Citizen of the Year in 2013, is 77 years old. What drives him to continue to seek and execute
Time to Light up Your Home for the Holidays with Luminaria
The Bedford Minuteman Memorial Scholarship Trust is once again supporting Bedford Public Schools through the annual sale of Christmas Luminaria. The kits
Bedford Shows Its Generosity at Annual John Dodge Coat Drive
The 37th annual John Dodge Coat Drive to “Help the Homeless” held on Nov. 12 was a big success – no doubt,
Human Service Providers Honor Longtime Group Home Staff Member
Bob Renois, a residential assistant at the Guild’s Walnut House on Old Billerica Road, was recently honored by the Providers’ Council, a
What Do They Do There Anyway – MITRE
MITRE operates six of the 42 federally funded research and development centers (FFRDC) located throughout our nation. But What Do They Do
Unique Ceremony, Lineup of Speakers Highlight Veterans Day
Command Sgt. Major Philip Blaisdell, a graduate of Bedford High School, was the main speaker at Friday’s Veterans Day ceremony at Veterans
Commemoration Speakers’ Theme: Learn from History
About 40 people, bundled to thwart the chill, gathered at the entrance to the historic First Parish Church on the Common for
Bedford Lawyer Honored for Dedication to Pro Bono Services
Attorney Rebecca M. Lecaroz, of Bedford, recently accepted an Adams Pro Bono Publico Award from the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court for her
A Smashing Good Time Was Had By All at Bedford Mothers Out Front Pumpkin Smash
Over 40 families brought pumpkins to smash and then be hauled to a compost facility as part of a Mothers Out Front
Veterans Day Speakers Will Include High-Ranking BHS Graduate
A 1991 Bedford High School graduate who has advanced to the highest Army enlisted rank will be a featured speaker at Bedford’s
Fall is Showtime for High School Marching Band
The Bedford High School Marching Band placed fourth in its division of the New England Scholastic Band Association in Reading on Oct.
The Turkey Dinner Organizers Send a Big Thank You!
The 70th Annual Turkey Dinner at First Church of Christ, Congregational was a huge success thanks to all who pitched in to
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