Tourist in Our Own Town: A Rainbow at Sunset
There have been many photographs of Tuesday evening's sunset, but this one is among the most spectacular we've seen - Thanks to
Tourist in Our Own Town: A Pair of Dear Deer, the Magic of Motherhood
With thanks to Emma Pulizzi for this magical image, captured somewhere in Bedford.
Tourist in Our Own Town: Wilson Mill Spillway
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen To accompany Jeff 'JHo' Hoyland's splendid photograph of the spillway, it seems appropriate to share information about
Tourist in Our Own Town: Swans Have Returned to Fawn Lake
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen With thanks to Clive Grainger and Laura Bullock for these recent photographs of the swans at Fawn
The Peepers Are Calling ~ It’s Spring!
By Abby Hafer In New England, one of the surest signs of spring is not a sight, but a sound. The sound
Lambs and Kids: Signs of Spring at Bedford’s Chip-in and Blueberry Goat Farms
With photographs by Mary Johannessen and Julie Turner After several days of raw weather, and before the projected March 30/April 1 storm,
Teardown Blues
By Ginni Spencer I live in a town with a long colonial history – it was first incorporated in 1729. Over time,
Steinem in Ireland: Gloria Goes Green for the First Time
By Andrea Cleghorn When Gloria Steinem went to Ireland last summer, it was a first ever visit for this woman who has
Local Goat Gets His 15 Minutes of Fame via Sunday Night Football on NBC
By Julie McCay Turner An enterprising reporter from Sunday Night Football on NBC® recently interviewed Brady, a stalwart member of Bedford’s Blueberry
Nature Notes: Summer 2016
By Susanne Harrison We met a baby snake yesterday while walking around Fawn Lake. He was coiled in a wooded area, lying
Moral Revival: The Shock of Love
By Andrea Cleghorn Anyone who watched the 2016 Democratic National Convention could not have missed Rev. William Barber, the dynamic North Carolina
Waiting for the Heat Wave to End – How Hot Is It?
By Dot Bergin Bedford’s creatures, great and small, await the end of July’s drought and protracted period of 90-degree plus weather Neil
Summer Running: Had Me A Blast
By Dan Brosgol Editor’s note: A summer runners’ update: A sun-dappled run along the Reformatory Branch Trail; discovering the Harvard Field
Kansas Comes to County Kerry, and the Years Melt Away
By Andrea Cleghorn Fifty years is a long time in anyone’s book. But somehow half a century evaporated in the mist when
Tourist in Our Own Town: Something to Think About
Submitted by The Bedford Muckraker Saw this truck pumping out one of the postal trailers tonight –it sure tells a lot relative
Tourists in Our Own Town: New Residents
The Citizen checked in with this photographer who prefers to remain anonymous in order to protect the fox kits’ habitat. He described
Rain Clouds and Silver Linings: A Tale Of Ballet and Baseball
By Dan Brosgol Sometimes things just do work out in the end. Way back when the baseball schedules were published, I spent
A Day in the Life of a Father of Five
By Dan Brosgol For some people, weekends are a time to rest. For our family of seven, it’s the opposite—days so full
Tourist in Our Own Town: First Church is ‘Ready to Rummage’ on Saturday morning
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