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Bedford residents John Grove and Steve Henning hiked across the Grand Canyon, from the North Rim to the South Rim, in mid-October,

A half-dozen local veterans of hostilities in Afghanistan and Iraq Thursday unveiled a monument in tribute to all residents who served

~ Submitted by Paul Purchia, Chair, Bedford Patriotic Ceremony Committee I want to take this time to recognize and thank some unsung

The annual commemoration of the pogrom that many historians consider the beginning of the Holocaust is scheduled to take place outside First

~ Submitted by the Office of State Senator Mike Barrett (D-Lexington) Bedford's State Senator Mike Barrett - Courtesy image State Senator Mike

~ Submitted by Rep. Ken Gordon (D-Bedford) The Massachusetts House of Representatives addressed the needs of communities across the Commonwealth by providing

Everyone in town knew there was something special about the house Col. Timothy Jones was building on Concord Road shortly after the

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You can learn about the United States through a book or newspaper, a Tablet or television, a passenger car, or a tour

Okay, so it’s not 2004. It’s not 1967. Heck, it’s not even 1918. Red Sox fever may not be pervasive in Bedford

Woburn-based Spry Moving & Storage likes to be challenged. “We are professional office movers, hospital, laboratory and equipment handlers, packers, home, and

The State Senate has passed a major voting reform bill to expand voting access, making permanent COVID era initiatives like mail-in ballots

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Now is the perfect time to plant spring-blooming bulbs. Deer, squirrels, and other small critters can be a problem in our area

In March of 2021, Rotarians Ken Masson from the Rotary Club of the Merrimack Valley and Ralph Hammond from Bedford’s Rotary Club

Bedford artist Christine Wojnar's vision has become a public art—a quartet of Peace Poles scattered around Bedford's newly-established Cultural District. The project

Many readers may not have heard about an act in the current Budget Reconciliation bill even though it has been endorsed by

The eyes of the baseball world will be focused on Fenway Park Sunday evening. It’s Red Sox vs. Yankees, for the final

Amy Budka was describing some of her “paraphernalia,” collected over more than two decades of teaching music and directing stage productions in

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There’s a photograph from the Aug. 20 evacuation of the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul that already has become iconic –