A Leap Day change: How about June 31st?
Happy Leap Year! The Scallion has an idea for a relocation of our bonus day.
Cable News is a Mess – Thankfully We Have Fox News!
There is a new social media event capturing the hearts of West Bedford... check out Bedford's fox news.
SNOW DAY??? When I was a kid….
Bedford had its first snow day of the year on Tuesday. It was only a couple of inches of snow which always
Bedford Scallion: Zen and the Art of Traffic Calming
Doing a little research into the world of traffic calming techniques it basically comes down to putting obstacles in the way.
Preparing for Town Meeting – The Unwritten Rules
The moderator has shared the Town’s Guidelines for Civil Discourse to remind us how people should behave in this setting. Besides these
Saying Goodbye to Old Friends
No matter what happens this Election Day, one thing I think we can all agree on is “THANK GOODNESS THE ADS WILL
What Happens when Covid is No Longer an Excuse?
I know we are in the middle of the omicron surge, with case numbers at an all-time high. But, if you
Serving up Chilly for Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is here and unlike last year when most people had dinner hiding under the table, this year promises to at least
Task Force Named to Address Traffic Around Schools
As life begins to return to normal, there are things that one remembers about pre-pandemic life that we wish we could forget.
What Happens when the Seniors Rule the World
The vast majority of 75-year-olds have received their second shot of the Covid-19 vaccine. With the new CDC guidelines, this population has
Thanksgiving 2020 – A Chance to Purge Traditions
Thanksgiving 2020 is going to look different, but if you play your cards right it could be an opportunity. To quote Rahm
Alternate Route Sought to Concord
With all the paving projects going on, one seems particularly impactful. On Route 62, from Bedford to Concord there is an orange
Task Force Formed to Return Traffic to the Great Road
In unsettling times, it’s human nature to want to return to a semblance of normal. With that thought in mind, a new
A Leap Year Change? How About June 31st
Every four years we get an extra day in February - yea!! For all those people who were born on February 29th
Spring Officially Cancelled – Board Votes Unanimously to Start Summer Early
By The Bedford Scallion By The Bedford ScallionAfter weeks of rain, drizzle, and cold, the Town has taken the unprecedented move to
Championship Celebrations Cause Concerns About Classroom Absences
By The Bedford Scallion The Bedford Public schools are feeling the effect of yet another championship rally. Although everyone would agree sports
Renewed Interest in Friends’ Fitness Since Bears Arrived in Bedford
By The Bedford Scallion With the recent slew of local bear sightings, people are learning how to be safe. Editor's Note: While
Recent Bear Sightings Have Pun Police Working Overtime
By The Bedford Scallion What, until recently, was a pretty low key position within the police department has suddenly become unbearable. With
Bedford Farms Falling Behind in Ice Cream Finals – Russians to Blame?
By The Bedford Scallion How could the best Ice Cream in the state be losing in a contest for the best ice
Town Mulls Putting Dog Park on Permanent Agenda
By The Bedford Scallion In an attempt to keep residents engaged in town government, a suggestion was floated to make the Dog
Ghost Town
By The Bedford Scallion A strange phenomenon was experienced in the picturesque town of Bedford, MA, just miles northwest of Boston. The
Cat Park Task Force Plagued by Apathy
By The Bedford Scallion Missed in all the excitement and energy behind the Bedford Dog Park effort, another committee continues on with
Plans to Celebrate the Battle of Sweeney Ridge Battle Move Forward
By The Bedford Scallion The faux historic celebration committee is moving forward with plans to celebrate the Battle of Sweeney Ridge next
Pole Capping Day to be Renamed Eastern European Capping Day in Attempt to be More Inclusive
Submitted by The Bedford Scallion After years of complaints from those Eastern European residents who felt that too much emphasis was being
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