In the Citizen's "Just for Fun" category: random birthday data. The oldest citizen of Bedford in the List of Residents turns 109…
Read MoreStone Carver Flourishing in His Depot Studio
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Scott Cahaly works and teaches in his stone carving studio space on the second story of the historic town-owned Depot building in…
Read MoreWas Jack the Giant Killer Bedford’s most famous canine? A story from Bedford Historical Society
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Gillis Murray and his family were allegedly the final caretakers of the famous sled dog, Jack the Giant Killer. Jack, a Labrador-Newfoundland…
Read MoreJoin Bedford author Jenn Bouchard anytime from 12-4 PM on Saturday December 10th at J. McLaughlin, 14 Walden St, Concord. Jenn will…
Read MoreThe revitalized, improved website of the Town of Bedford made its debut recently (www.bedfordma.gov).…
Read MoreBedford’s new chief of police says helping people is a top departmental priority. Fisher said in Bedford, “there is solid community work…
Read MoreTown Meeting Approves Overshadowed Articles
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The Special Town Meeting on Nov. 14 was a record-breaker in attendance and length while voters decided on ten articles.…
Read MorePreparing for Thanksgiving
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Many turkeys were visiting the yard of a Bedford resident on Page Road last week! (A photo by Angelo Colao)…
Read MoreFrom Bedford Student to Teacher to Principal to Community Volunteer, Ralph Hammond Is Driven to Serve
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Ralph Hammond, Bedford’s Citizen of the Year in 2013, is 77 years old. What drives him to continue to seek and execute…
Read MoreProposals to build a fire station and extend the Minuteman Bikeway were headliners at the Annual Town Meeting more than seven months…
Read MoreTwenty Bedford High School seniors - about 10 percent of the Class of 2023 - have been recognized for their performances on…
Read MoreTown officials this week are celebrating a $3 million grant from the state’s MassWorks Infrastructure Program toward water and sewer upgrades intended…
Read MoreThe building at 139 The Great Road – the approved site for a new fire station – may not be as old…
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again, Bedford Day. A day where you learn all the things about Bedford you never knew. There…
Read MoreRotary Flatbread Fundraiser!
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Join the Rotary Club of Bedford for dinner at Flatbread Pizza. They will be giving us back a percentage of all the…
Read MoreIt’s back! Help us feed the hungry, encourage education and break the cycle of poverty! Join us as we combine rice, soy, dehydrated…
Read MoreThe Bedford Food Pantry does an amazing job supporting the needs of residents in our town. But how can our community provide…
Read MoreJenn Bouchard Book Signing at Chip-In Farm
by Bob Dorer
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Bedford author Jenn Bouchard will be signing copies of her novel First Course at Chip-In Farm on Sunday, October 17th from 1-4…
Read MoreBuddy Walk – Aram’s Senior Year “I Can Do it Team”- Down Syndrome Awareness Month
by Bob Dorer
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October 9, 2021 BHS Turf @ 7:00pm Help us celebrate Down Syndrome Awareness Month by supporting Aram’s Senior Year “I Can Do…
Read MoreBedford Historical Society Meeting & Program
by Bob Dorer
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Bedford High School students who competed in National History Day will describe their projects in the first half of this program. The…
Read MoreThe sun is going to act weird early on Thursday morning June 10. For the entire Northeast, the sun will rise not…
Read MoreBedford’s First Church of Christ will host its 70th Strawberry Festival from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, June 17. This popular outdoor…
Read MoreAn Obituary: Joseph W. Sweeney
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Spanning more than 25 years of Bedford governmental service, Joseph W. Sweeney saw it all.
Indeed, no one in the town’s history has…
Read MoreIn their June newsletter, the staff and Trustees of the Bedford Free Public Library said, We would like to extend our appreciation…
Read MoreBedford High School Principal Heather Galante looked back on the challenges and successes of the 2020-21 academic year as she reviewed the…
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