Town Renews Comcast Cable Television License
The Select Board on Monday approved a 10-year renewal of the town’s cable television license with Comcast, resulting in a slightly increased
Bedford Minutemen Help Honor Patients at the Veterans Hospital
The Bedford Minuteman Company was at the Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital on Monday to honor veterans.
A Leap Day change: How about June 31st?
Happy Leap Year! The Scallion has an idea for a relocation of our bonus day.
Fall Academic Honors for Bedford College Students
Here are more academic awards and honors announcements about Bedford residents.
Name the Year #2: A Feature with a bit of Nostalgia!
The second installment of Name that Year where we look back at ads from the past! Did you guess correctly last time,
Letter to the Editor: A Concern about Potential Wire Problems at Fire Station Site
Submitted by Don Corey
Letter to the Editor: In Support of Dan Brosgol for Select Board
Submitted by Lauren Dorn-Jones
Chuang Considers Steps to Avert ‘Little-Snow Snow Days’
Chuang acknowledged at Tuesday’s virtual School Committee meeting – without being asked – that he was premature in cancelling school and activities
Neighbors Object to Multi-Unit Housing Zone on Loomis Street
Several neighbors voiced opposition to plans for zoning part of Loomis Street for multi-unit housing by right during a Bedford Planning Board
Board Ratifies Manager’s Choice for Fire Chief
The Select Board on Monday ratified Town Manager Matt Hanson’s appointment of James L. Bailey Jr. of Wilmington as Bedford fire chief.
Carnival Reflection by Susan Bairos
A Carnival Reflection by Susan Bairos, Davis School Teacher. This original appeared in the Superintendent's Update on February 9.
Buy a Reusable Bag and Help POMS
Bedford’s Patrons of Music Students (POMS) will receive $1 for each $2.50 reusable community bag sold through February at the Bedford Stop
Join Conner, Sears, and Friends for ‘Slightly Scandalous’ Concert Feb. 18
The next American Classics concert will be at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 18 at First Parish on the Common and will
MCSA recognizes Peter Koutoujian as Sheriff of the Year
Middlesex Sheriff Peter J. Koutoujian has been named the 2023 Sheriff of the Year by the Major County Sheriffs of America (MCSA).
An Obituary: Joseph C. Damery
Joseph C. Damery, 93, passed away after a brief illness on Feb. 11, 2024.
Select Board Delays Recommendations on Several Articles
On Monday evening, the Bedford Select Board reviewed the 29-article Annual Town Meeting warrant. Financial variables are forestalling Bedford Select Board articles.
BHS Swim & Dive Teams Send Five Athletes to States and Graduate 15 Seniors
The Bedford High School boys’ and girls’ swim and dive season is coming to an end as they send five athletes and
New Youth Lacrosse Coach Played for College, Pro Teams
A former intercollegiate and professional lacrosse player will coach the seventh and eighth-grade boys’ team for Bedford Youth Lacrosse this spring.
A Night of Fun and Friendship at the Bedford Dollars for Scholars Trivia Night
Spirited fun and friendship returned in-person at the celebration of the 10th annual CSF of Bedford Dollars for Scholars Trivia Night, held at the Bedford American Legion last Saturday.
Bedford Public Schools Black Excellence Series: Dr. Nicholas Vance – Class of 2009
As part of the ongoing Black Excellence Series, the spotlight this week is on Dr. Nicholas Vance, BHS '09. The series highlights
Bedford DPW Provides Information on Removing Trees Near the Right of Way
The Bedford Department of Public Works offers some information regarding the removal of trees near the right of way.
Coyotes and Foxes Looking For Love – A Valentine Tradition
Why are we seeing and hearing so many coyotes or foxes now? It actually happens every year about this time. Mid-January to
Friends of the Bedford Council on Aging Looking for New Members
The Friends of the Bedford Council on Aging is looking for new members.
An Obituary: Heidy L. Voigt
Heidy L. Voigt of Concord, NH and formerly of Bedford, passed away Feb. 5, 2024.
Virtual Public Hearing on Multi-Unit Bylaw Plan Tuesday
The Planning Board will present its proposal for compliance with a new state law designed to facilitate multi-unit housing at a statutory