Letter to the Editor: A Thank You Note ~ Annual Town Meeting 2020
As a Bedford resident, I have many things to be grateful about, but the recent outdoor Annual Town Meeting has to be
An Open Letter from Philip Conrad, Bedford Superintendent of Schools
Hi Everyone, I am looking forward to seeing you at the Town Meeting tomorrow morning. Please note that as I write this
Letter to the Editor: Thanking Jon Sills, Superintendent of Schools
I would like to express my sincerest appreciation for your voice, advice, and direction during the recent school committee budget meetings. While
Letter to the Editor: Racism is Alive and Well in Bedford
I recently read the Town's statement against the violence and brutality during the murder of George Floyd. While I am sure the
Letter to the Editor: It is Time to Open Bedford’s Tennis Courts
I recommend that Bedford open the high school tennis courts on a limited basis with on-site supervision to provide some exercise for
Letter to the Editor: Look to the Future
I sincerely believe that the best way to survive the coronavirus pandemic and the economic depression that it is causing is to
Letter to the Editor: A Note of Thanks from the Colbath Family
The family of Keith W. Colbath, Sr. would like to thank the Bedford Funeral Home, Father Michael, and Dennis Freeman (DPW), for
Letter to the Editor: Quarantine: Is Staying at Home All That Bad?
As we find ourselves amidst a pandemic it can be easy to lose sight of all of the good that is happening
Letter to the Editor: Thank You to Those Who Voted in Saturday’s Town Election, from Mark Siegenthaler
I am writing to thank all those who voted in Saturday’s town election, and to express my appreciation to those who helped
Letter to the Editor: About the Proposed Fire Station
I attended the Bedford Finance Committee meeting on [Thursday, March 5, 2020]. Unfortunately, I must report that I was disappointed in the
An Invitation to Submit Letters to the Editor about Bedford’s 2020 Town Election
With a contested race for Selectman and other important races on the ballot for Bedford's March 14 Town Election, we invite residents
Letter to the Editor: Coming Together Over Climate Change
Do you ever wonder what we really need to do to shift the tide of Climate Change? Such a big and overwhelming
The Bedford Citizen’s 7.5-Year Decade: Looking Back before 2020 Gets Underway
The Bedford Citizen began publishing on June 30, 2012, with a story about the departure of School Superintendent Maureen LaCroix. Since then,
Letter to the Editor: Thank You!
During the repair of a section of sewer pipe on South Road Friday morning, the water line feeding Bedford Research Foundation laboratories
Letter to the Editor: Open Meeting Law Protects Citizen Interests – How Does it Work?
Open Meeting Law, (MGL 38, chapters 18-25, https://www.mass.gov/the-open-meeting-law) states simply “…all meetings of a public body shall be open to the public.”
Letter to the Editor: Thank You from the 35th Annual John Dodge Coat Drive
Thank you to Bedford for once again donating hundreds of coats for people in need of them. Last Saturday was a lovely
Letter to the Editor: Please Move Halloween to Saturday!
Dear Town Board, I think you should move Halloween to Saturday. Why? Ok, I will tell you.
Letter to the Editor ~ First Parish Opts Up to 100% Community Choice Aggregation
In October, First Parish in Bedford Opted Up to 100% renewable energy through the Community Choice Aggregation program of electricity through the
Letter to the Editor, 17 August 2019: Responding to “Everybody Gets Together: A Bedford Vigil and Call to Action”
By Kathleen McCabe Kenney I am writing in response to Ginni Spencer’s August 16 article, “Everybody Gets Together: A Bedford Vigil
Letter to the Editor, 12 August 2019: Mosquitoes and EEE!
By Ann A Kiessling, PhD Entomologists began predicting last year that 2019 could see markedly increased incidences of Eastern Equine Encephalitis, EEE,
Letter to the Editor, 23 July 2019: Six Suggestions for Improving Traffic Flow Along The Great Road
By Andy Wood The flow of traffic, like many other things, is dependent on several factors, one of which is keeping the
Letter to the Editor, 18 July 2019: Should Bedford Have a Bylaw to Regulate Gas-Powered Leaf Blowers?
By Lily Nemirovsky When I first caught wind of the “fight” against gas-powered leaf blowers, I was intrigued, but I was not
Letter to the Editor, 20 June 2019: Composting in the Modern Era
Let’s face it: we all produce a lot of garbage. It is a byproduct of our lives. Most of it ends up
Letter to the Editor, 12 June 2019: First Parish Votes Unanimous Support for Green New Deal
Submitted by First Parish in Bedford First Parish in Bedford, a Unitarian Universalist church, unanimously voted in favor of a resolution to
Letter to the Editor, 23 May 2019: The Bedford Garden Club Thanks the Community for its Support
Submitted by Carol Amick, Bedford Garden Club sale chair The Bedford Garden Club wishes to thank the community for its overwhelming response
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