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Street Corners Dedicated to WWII Vets Three of the Santoro brothers unveiled their sign at the corner of Wheeler Ave and Bow Street. The Fortunatos stand by their
Tonight the city will dedicate two different street corners in honor of two families that arguably gave more than their fair share during WWII, the Fortunatos and the
 This newspaper announcing President Lincoln’s death in 1865 is one of many priceless items owned by the Medford Historical Society. – Allison Goldsberry Soon all of Medford’s
Bob Maloney, a Medford resident and former head of the Medford Teachers Association, spent fifteen years as a physical education teacher before taking the reins as Athletic and
Medford Residents Raise Money for New High School Fields The Medford Field of Dreams Committee is well on its way to raising the $2 million needed to construct
  – Allison Goldsberry Construction has begun on three new war memorials located directly behind the World War II Memorial on Winthrop Street on land provided by Temple
Fans Stay up to Purchase Book at Midnight Hundreds of fans took part in festivities hosted by Bestsellers Cafe and Grapevine Travelers yesterday in Medford Square to celebrate
Medford Square will be turned into Hogwarts Square this afternoon and tonight when Bestsellers Cafe and Grapevine Travelers team up to celebrate the debut of the seventh and
Thanks to the hard work of School Committee member Ann Marie Cugno, City Councilor Breanna Lungo, and Coach George Scarpelli, Medford kids have a fun way to stay