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Medford Students Build and Test Solar Cells
The following was provided by Allison Goldsberry on behalf of Medford schools: In January, forty students from Medford's Vocational-Technical High School and twenty-three students from Medford High School took part in a project designed to build solar cells.
Maizie and Max Are a Pair of Cuddly Cats
This week's Pet of the Week was written by Marcy Newhall of Kitty Connection. Meet Maizie and Max! Two cats are always better than one, and Maizie would be lost without Max.
Riders Speak Out Against MBTA Cuts, Lt. Gov. Announces $2M for Medford Sq. Garage
Here are the top headlines in Medford this week: Medford Residents Line Up to Voice Opposition to Proposed MBTA Cuts: Dozens of residents streamed to the microphone in Medford City Hall Chambers Wednesday night to voice concerns over possibly losing bus routes in Medford and MBTA fare hikes.
Snow Expected Saturday in Medford, Middlesex County
Medford may see 2 to 4 inches of snow over the weekend, according to theA National Weather Service .
Lt. Governor Announces $2M in State Funding for Medford Square Garage
The city has been selected by the state to receive $2 million in funding to construct a new parking garage on Governors Avenue, Lt.
Medford, Malden Churches Join Together for Lent
Please mark your calendars!! Four of the parishes in Medford and Malden will be participating in a Lenten Mission with our fellow parishes in our collaborative.
Medford Residents Line-Up to Voice Opposition to Proposed MBTA Cuts
Dozens of residents streamed to the microphone in Medford City Hall Chambers Wednesday night to voice concerns over possibly losing bus routes in Medford and MBTA fare hikes.
Prom Dresses Sought: Medford Woman Leads Way in Prom Dress Swap
For the third year, Erin DiBenedetto will bring in some of her table cloth and use some partitions to convert the Medford High School teacher's lounge into a prom dress changing room in March.
The job for Veterans Services Director here in Somerville has had a couple of prospects say not interested.
Somerville writer Joe Torra: A man who gives it to you straight-with no chaser
" I think poets and artists often take themselves too seriously. I mean everybody is important in some way.
5 Things: MBTA Cuts Meeting Tonight; Don't Do Laundry Today If You...
Good morning, here are five things to know today: 1. MBTA Tonight: Legislators who represent Medford will be on-hand at 6:30 p.m. tonight at City Hall for an informational meeting on the proposed MBTA cuts and fare increases.
Why The Pats Losing The Super Bowl Wasn't So Bad After All
Maria Menounos, co-host of the syndicated entertainment show Extra and a diehard New England Patriots fan, lost a bet with correspondent A.J. Calloway.
Wilfred Joseph Aubut, 87, of New Bedford, died Monday, February 6, 2012, at South Shore Hospital.
Medford Wins Grant to Look into Energy-Saving Opportunities
Medford has been awarded a grant to plan and launch innovative energy consumption-reducing projects.
Students at the Old Hammondtown School in Mattapoisett were treated to a special presentation on Tuesday focusing on drum music from Ghana, Africa.
Police subdue post-Super Bowl riot at UMass Amherst
State Police made an arrest at the University of Massachusetts Amherst Sunday after crowds became riotous following the Patriots' Super Bowl loss.
5 Things: Book-Signing, Blizzard of '78, City Council to Talk Fire Stations
Good morning, here are five things to know today: 1. Book Signing: Medford author Daniel Luft will be part of a short story mystery writing panel and book-signing at Flora in Arlington tonight.
Medford Author Signs New Book in Arlington Tuesday
At 6:30 p.m. Feb. 7 at Flora Restaurant , mystery short story panel and book-signing featuring Medford author, Daniel Luft, whose first-published story is among the 27 original tales that appear in Best New England Crime Stories 2012: Dead Calm, published by Level Best Books.A Joining Luft on the panel are local authors, Kate Flora, Cheryl Marceau, ... (more)
Back in the late 60's and through the 70's and into the early 80's, there was one favorite spot for Somerville kids to hang out at.
Mayor Signs Off on Deal with Verizon, School Technology and Hormel Stadium Bonds
Mayor Michael McGlynn signed off on bonds to fund school technology improvements and renovations to Hormel Stadium Friday morning, and also signed an agreement with Verizon to bring FiOS internet and cable to parts of the city.