A New Generation and Bedford’s Historic Legacy
The center of Bedford literally pulsated with clusters of fifth graders on Friday, as five groups of about 40 kids each snaked
Bedford TV: Then, Now, and When ~ Part II of III
Picking up the Pace at Bedford TV After Covid Shutdown Operations at Bedford TV are slowly returning to their pre-pandemic level, says
Bedford TV: Then, Now, and When ~ Part I of III
Former Bedford TV Executive Katie Duval Reflects on Pandemic Changes: “Making Local Government Accessible to Everyone” The Covid-19 pandemic has been transformative
Bedford Cultural Council Seeks Input in Annual Community Survey
The Bedford Cultural Council’s (BCC) annual community input survey takes the pulse of what Bedford residents want to see in the future.
A.E. Brown’s History of Bedford is Getting a 21st Century Makeover
Abram English Brown, whose name is synonymous with Bedford’s early history, had an overflowing agenda in the latter part of the 19th
Community Voices: What’s it’s Like to Have Long Covid: A Personal Story
~ Submitted by Holly Chessman Today, I’m weary. No, that doesn’t really cover it. I’m bone-achingly, mind-numbingly exhausted. I’m
“Ukraine Forward” ~ Bedford Resident Works to Publicize the Plight of her Native Land
Bedford resident Natalya Wood is trying to help Ukraine survive and repel the Russian invasion. It’s personal – Wood was born and
Real Estate Transfers ~ April 29, 2022
Please join us in bidding adieu to the sellers and welcoming Bedford’s newest residents.
The Oldest Flag? Part II
Have you ever gone to the Bedford Free Public Library to look at the Bedford Flag? Over the years, when I have
Roe v. Wade – What’s Bedford Thinking?
As you may know, abortion law in the United States is based on the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling known as Roe
NewsCenter 5’s New On-Air Reporter? BHS Grad Danae Bucci
Danae Bucci has a message for high-school students. “Sometimes your ultimate career goals feel super far off. But never put limits on
Bedford Rotarians Packaged more than 10,000 Meals for Kids
~ Submitted by the Rotary Club of Bedford The Rotary Club of Bedford held its Meals for Kids meal packaging event on
Covid Numbers – What do they Mean? What’s Bedford Thinking?
Last week The Boston Globe and WBUR each reported the current case count of Covid numbers that were completely different. I
The Places They’ll Go: Catch up with BHS Grads
Alexander (Olek) Pisera, BHS Class of 2013, has been awarded a $90,000 fellowship by the Paul and Daisy Soros “Fellowships for New
‘Month of the Military Child’ Salutes Bedford High School’s Hanscom AFB Students
April, according to the Department of Defense, “is designated as the Month of the Military Child, a time to applaud military families
Bedford Explained – Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital
On Springs Road lies the sprawling Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital, locally known as “the Bedford VA.” What is the story
Climate Change, What’s Bedford Thinking?
In honor of Earth Day we thought we would take a break from all the bad news about the war raging in
Earth Day, 2022 ~ Acting on its Corporate Commitments, Novanta’s Environmental Clean-up
Novanta's offices and manufacturing facility on Middlesex Turnpike back onto a picturesque wetland that drains into the Beaver Brook watershed. Daniel Martin,
Why Do I Care? A Podcast for Teens ~ Produced by BHS Sophomore Toby Favalora
Toby Favalora says he “can’t wait” until the mid-term Congressional elections, still more than six months away. He’s not a candidate for
Real Estate Transfers ~ April 1, 2022
Please join us in bidding adieu to the sellers and welcoming Bedford’s newest residents.
Welcoming New Library Trustee Padma Choudry
Padma Choudry, the newly elected Trustee of the Bedford Free Public Library, firmly acknowledges she is a “lifelong library patron” no matter
The Bedford Citizen’s 2021 Annual Report
The Bedford Citizen is your free and independent news source. Each day we bring you relevant, informative, and local news. We are
Existential Crisis ~ We Have the Second Oldest Flag?
There are some things you take for granted: the sun rises in the east, it will always rain after you wash your
Ecumenical Lay-led Community Service at Fawn Lake ~ Easter Sunday, April 17 at 6:30 am
~ Submitted by First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church The 69th annual Easter Dawn Service at Fawn Lake will be held on Sunday,
The Oldest Flag?
Revered far and wide as the oldest flag in the United States, our Bedford Flag lies sleeping securely in the Bedford Free
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