Dispatches From Ireland – The Balloon Man: One Man’s Journey of Creative Discovery
By Andrea Cleghorn It is hard to miss a man with a clown jacket and a crown of balloons, still there is
Dispatches from Ireland – Hollywood in Enniscorthy
By Andrea Cleghorn There’s a small town in County Wexford that is celebrating its 1500th birthday, but that is not the only
Dispatches from Ireland – A Bit of the Riviera South of Dublin City Center
By Andrea Cleghorn Heading toward the capital city from the south, it is worth a detour to slow down, get out
Dispatches From Ireland – Country In Turmoil
By Andrea Cleghorn Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of Dispatches from Ireland by Bedford writer Andrea Cleghorn Who
Earth to Echo – A Movie Review
By Dan Brosgol Until Friday, I had never heard of Earth To Echo. But I saw the title pop up on the Moviefone
Shorter and Sweeter: Six More Trails To Enjoy In Bedford
By Dan Brosgol Last week I took a stab at some fun trail running routes of the long-ish variety in and around
The Father’s Day List: 11 Things From 11 Years
By Dan Brosgol On May 15 we had our fifth kid. That’s not a typo. Having five kids is countercultural—after all, we
Free-Range Running: Bedford’s Top Three Running Trails
By Dan Brosgol Editor’s note: Columnist Dan Brosgol offers his thoughts on the best trails for Bedford runners, with links to information
48 Hours at Page Field
By Columnist Dan Brosgol I live in a quirky area of town. My house is interestingly placed between Depot Park and Page
The Boys of Summer, Playing in Spring
By Dan Brosgol All winter long, 5:45 in the afternoon was a cold, dark time of day. And don’t I know it,
Signs of the Times: Tearing Down Bedford
By Citizen Columnist Dan Brosgol Take a drive around Bedford this spring and a characteristic that is shared by most neighborhoods is
The Turf Field: Money Well Spent
By Dan Brosgol On Sunday night during baseball practice on the turf field at BHS, my son was complaining. “Dad, the turf
Nature Notes 4: Looking Back at Winter
By Susanne Harrison, Occasional Contributor I’m sure that most of us were thoroughly tired of this unusually cold and snowy winter. It
Nature Notes: Nocturnal Visitors
By Susanne Harrison, Occasional Contributor We have had a couple of stag deer visiting our backyard lately. We usually see them
Nature Notes: Fawn Lake Update
By Susanne Harrison, Occasional Contributor Most trees are bare of leaves and fall looks like it is here to stay, at least
Nature Notes
By Susanne Harrison, Occasional Contributor During our walk around Fawn Lake on a late September afternoon, we saw a beautiful young garter
Bedford: Cover Your Plants—The End of the Growing Season Draws Near!
By Peter Collins Brown, the Bedford Citizen’s weatherman Yes, it’s true! It appears the 2012 growing season will be history by sunrise
A first-person account of the 2012 Democratic Convention
By Tom Larkin, Massachusetts Democratic State Committeeman and Bedford resident On Friday, September 7th, I returned to Bedford from Charlotte, North Carolina,
Vegetable gardens are popping up all over Bedford this year.
By Julie McCay Turner This is a great year for growing plants of all kinds, with an early spring and lots of
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