Considers Move to Reduce Seat Requirement for Full Liquor License – Allison Goldsberry The Medford Chamber of Commerce has launched a commission to look into updating the city’s
Mayor Says Future of Water/Sewer Account Very Strong – Allison Goldsberry Two fiscal years and $40,000 later, the city is finally seeing some closure to a $3.2 million
Medford Vocational Technical High School students again saved the state some cash by working on another Zamboni for the Department of Conservation and Recreation. Students in the Automotive
Mayor Accepts Solicitor’s Recommendations for TV Station – Allison Goldsberry Mayor Michael McGlynn announced this morning that he will accept the recommendations City Solicitor Mark Rumley makes in
Some Seniors Might Qualify for Stimulus Check – State Senator Pat Jehlen Tax filing season is upon us and I would like to take this opportunity to encourage
Story Updated 1:31PM, Friday, March 7, 2008 Cape Wind supporters rallied in Medford Square near Congressman Ed Markey’s office Thursday afternoon. The activists want the Congressman to support
Water/Sewer Audit, Lincoln-Kennedy School Sale also on Tap – Allison Goldsberry Mayor Michael McGlynn is expected to address TV3 and a report issued by the City Solicitor on
– Allison Goldsberry, former TV3 Board member While fighting, personal attacks, smear campaigns, and anonymous blogs might be fun for some, they distract from the real issue: what
– Allison Goldsberry The three candidates that sought Jim Marzilli’s former state representative seat each raised and spent dramatically different amounts of cash throughout their campaigns. Democrat Sean
Captures Two-Thirds of Vote in State Rep Race A jubilant Sean Garballey talks with supporters at his victory party at Arlington’s American Legion Post 39 Tuesday night. –
On Tuesday, March 4, voters in Arlington and West Medford will cast ballots for a new state representative. Only voters who vote at Temple Shalom (3-2), the Brooks