Regular Trash collection confirmed for Wednesday, October 31
DPW Director Richard Warrington has confirmed that there will be regular trash collection tomorrow, Wednesday, October 31. Additionally, curbside leaf collection has
No school tomorrow, October 30
Submitted by Karen Lua, Lane School There will be no school again in Bedford tomorrow 10/30/12 due to road conditions and no
Hurricane Sandy – Noon Update on Monday, October 29, 2012
Submitted by the Bedford Police Department Winds: A long period (12 – 18 hours) of damaging winds will occur, and it is
If your power goes out – An advisory from the Bedford Police Department
Submitted by the Bedford Police Department Advisory: Please do not call the police for power outages. We need to keep our phone
Trunk or Treat – Bedford’s Halloween Season Has Begun!
The Goddard School and the Bedford Chamber of Commerce collaborated yesterday to present Trunk or Treat in the Whole Foods parking lot.
The Bedford Police Department announces a new service to disseminate public safety information
By Julie McCay Turner With Hurricane Sandy possibly heading our way, the Bedford Police Department has implemented a web-based contact system, NIXLE,
Town Departments Prepare for Hurricane Sandy
Submitted by Chief Robert Bongiorno of the Bedford Police Department “Town Department heads involved with emergency planning are meeting today to discuss
Hammond Proposes Two Conservation Land Circuit Trails
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Former Davis School principal Ralph Hammond—a member of the Bedford Arbor Resources, Trails, and Bicycle Advisory committees as
Raiders Round-Up : The Lexington/Bedford/HanscomC-Team Clinches Playoff Spot
Submitted by Lisa Smith C-Team: The Lexington/Bedford/Hanscom Raiders C team ran its record to 7-0 with a 20-0 win over Waltham and
PlayZone Outdoor Classroom Dedication Honors Retired Bedford Educator, Judy Mirel
By Kim Siebert MacPhail “Never underestimate what a group of five, really bright, goal-oriented women can achieve,” said honoree Judy Mirel as
Space Needs at Bedford Schools to Be Accommodated Without Major Building Projects
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Significant shifts in programs such as English as a Second Language (ESL) and Special Education, along with enrollment
More Decisions for Voters at Special Town Meeting
By Meredith McCulloch Bedford voters have had many opportunities to exercise their franchise this fall, beginning with the State Primary on September
Bedford Land Stewards List Areas That Need Stewardship
By Kim Siebert MacPhail The Bedford Land Stewards is a group of volunteers that formed in 1995 to work closely with the
Batten Down the Hatches, Bedford: Here Comes Sandy!
By Peter Collins Brown, the Bedford Citizen’s weatherman Yes, you heard it correctly on television and radio—Bedford could be facing its worst
Enrollment and Class Sizes Causing Concern at Bedford High School
By Kim Siebert MacPhail Increased student populations throughout the system, but particularly at Bedford High, are affecting class sizes as well as
Blake Block Moves Forward, Finally, Toward the Finish Line
By Kim Siebert MacPhail A major hurdle has been cleared that opens the way for the exterior work on the Blake Block,
Warrant for Bedford’s Special Town Meeting on November 13, 2012
Greetings: In the name of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts you are hereby required to notify the legal voters of said Town of
The Citizen Digest for Wednesday, October 24, 2012
The Citizen Digest contains links to stories about Current Events taking place within the next ten days and Community Announcements you may
Bedford Police Department Participates in “Operation Yellow Blitz”
Submitted by Marc Saucier, Bedford Police Department On Wednesday October 24, 2012, the Bedford Police Department participated in Operation Yellow Blitz. Operation
Zenkin Explains Withdrawal from Debate
By the Editors of The Bedford Citizen As reported in The Bedford Citizen on October 20, Republican Walter Zenkin withdrew from the
Lantern Lane “Mystery Bridge” Will Be Replaced, Not Assessed
By Kim Siebert MacPhail After receiving a $1350 quote from a structural engineering firm to assess the safety of the unauthorized bridge
HATS Welcomes New Hanscom Leadership and Discusses Lt. Governor’s Military Asset and Security Task Force
By Kim Siebert MacPhail At the Hanscom Area Towns (HATS) meeting held at Concord’s Town House on October 18, Colonel Lester Weilacher,
Bedford League of Women Voters Candidates’ Forum cancelled
Press release from theLeague of Women Voters of Bedford, received on Saturday, October 20, 2012: The Bedford LWV regrets that it must
Hemlock Lane Residents Request Sidewalk to Improve Safety
By Kim Siebert MacPhail The Transportation Advisory Committee and town engineer Adrienne St. John of the DPW met on October 17 with
North Road Sidewalk Construction Moves Ahead
For more information about the North Road sidewalks, read The Bedford Citizen’s recent story North Road Sidewalk Has Begun
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