Earlier in the week saw the first new moon, marking the lunar New Year, celebrated widely in many countries across the globe,…
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Lunar New Year for 2023 falls on Sunday, Jan. 22. The 2023 Chinese Zodiac marks the Year of the Rabbit.…
Read MoreMembers of the Bedford community spend the morning at the student center at MCC for the seventh annual Rev. Dr. Martin Luther…
Read MoreBedford Classic Cars – 1951 Hudson Commodore
Don’s 1951 Hudson Commodore been part of his family. The car belonged to Don’s father, a WWII Navy veteran, who died young…
Read MoreBoy Scout Troop 194 had a great time at Camp Wanocksett in Jaffrey, NH on Jan. 13-15…
Read MoreBeautiful Sunset in Bedford
A photo of the Bedford Common and the First Parish Church by Katie McGrath.…
Read MoreThe passing this week of retired seventh- and eighth-grade teacher Robert Wakeham has evoked an outpouring of remembrances, affection, and respect from…
Read MoreThis past Sunday, there was a reception celebrating 10 years of bringing art from a variety of artists to the First Parish…
Read MoreBedford Recreation Department, a lot, I mean a lot more than kids soccer! Adult Programs Galore.
Did You Know? The Bedford Rec Department offers 75 different programs for adults this winter?…
Read MoreWhen in the course of human events…
This is the first in a series of articles by Bedford Town Archivist Ashley Large. She will share some of the interesting…
Read MoreA Bedford High School graduate who has had an indelible impact on American culture is best known for what has been described…
Read MoreThree senior members of Bedford’s BSA Troop 114 will be awarded Eagle Scout rank at a Court of Honor on Saturday.…
Read MoreAll curricular ensembles in the Bedford performing arts program participated in winter concerts during the past month, marking a relative return to…
Read MoreBedford Scouts Bring a Cookbook to Life
Bedford Girl Scout Troop 67453 decorated a tree on exhibit at the Concord Museum.…
Read MoreIt’s a colorful time of year in Bedford with plenty of holiday lights to enjoy on almost every street in town.…
Read More2023 – What’s Bedford Thinking, are you Optimistic?
2022 is almost a wrap. So what's Bedford Thinking about 2023?…
Read MoreStone Carver Flourishing in His Depot Studio
Scott Cahaly works and teaches in his stone carving studio space on the second story of the historic town-owned Depot building in…
Read MoreThe Bedford Florist Marks 40 Years in Business: Owner Nancy Tripodi Talks About the Work She Loves
Nancy Tripodi bought Bedford Florist in 1982 and has been "showing up" with "heart and soul" ever since.…
Read MoreAfter a three-year hiatus, the Rotary Club of Bedford held their annual holiday breakfast fundraiser for the 34th time! All are encouraged…
Read MoreReflections on Taking the Bedford Holiday House Tour
One of the most popular events in Bedford at this time of year is the Holiday House Tour, organized by local realtor…
Read MoreBedford High School graduate Jennifer Rennich has been recognized with one of the nation’s most distinguished awards for collegiate athletes. Rennich, a…
Read MoreGloucester artist Coco Berkman’s artwork is on exhibit at the Bedford Free Public Library through Jan. 11.…
Read MoreWas 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…
Read MoreHoliday 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…
Read MoreWhat’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!…
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