"I’m excited to see the next generation of young women make their way into the halls of power,” Clark said.
The City plans to offer opportunities for public input on the waterfront project, but no dates have yet been proposed.
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Financial education helps people learn about savings, credit, and loans.
Residents have 10 days to complete and return their annual local census after they receive it in the mail.
City Council President Nicole Morell, School Committee Vice Chair Jenny Graham and Medford Poet Laureate Terry Carter will also speak.
The $280,000 grant will cover close to half of the cost of an new all-electric sweeper.
Funding will aim to improve equitable access to critical city communications, among other things, officials said this week.
The $1.7 trillion federal funding package will send $1.5 million to Medford to help add solar infrastructure at Carr Park.
Ballots are being counted in the 2022 election in Massachusetts. Patch will be updating results live as they come in.
Everything you need to know about early voting, mail-in voting and in-person voting in Medford for the election Nov. 8.
The group will hold its first meeting in November to analyze the city’s outdated governing document.
Based on community feedback, the city may move forward with development strategies for all three lots or may only commit to one lot.
If passed, the amendment would create a 4 percent tax on the portion of a person's annual income above $1 million.
Respondents identified several areas of interest for investment, including parks/open spaces, food insecurity and water/sewer improvements.
Curbside pickup will be scheduled to occur two times per month.
The city will hold early voting from Saturday, Oct. 22 through Friday, Nov. 4.
The proposed ‘Fair Share Amendment’ would tax incomes above $1 million and use the funding to improve transportation and public education.
Participants in the Community Electricity Aggregation program will be shielded from National Grid winter rate hikes.
The group will distribute Group $250,000 in grant funding to local nonprofits.
Escolero will help allocate American Rescue Plan funding for eligible pandemic-affected programs and projects.
The 1,900-capacity Chevalier Theatre is one of the Boston area’s historical landmarks.
Approximately 28 acres of MBTA-owned land at Wellington Station could become affordable housing or an MBTA bus maintenance facility.
Work is now set to begin in October and be completed by Thanksgiving.
According to the city clerk, 24.6 percent, or 10,087, of Medford’s 40,946 registered voters cast ballots in the Sept. 6 election.
Rep. Paul Donato received 3,026 votes over Nichole Mossalam’s 2,964, according to the Associated Press.
It's 8 p.m. and the polls have closed in the primary vote for the 35th Middlesex District state representative race.
Donato said has he has evolved with the times and now considers himself a supporter of gay marriage and LGBTQ+ rights.
Mossalam is challenging 11-term State Rep. Paul Donato to represent Medford on Beacon Hill.
The task force will use the information gathered from the survey to shape the direction of the city’s next waste hauling contract.
Thousands have already voted in the first Massachusetts primary election with new voting rules in place.
The students say Rep. Paul Donato, who has historically voted against LGBTQ+ rights, used a photo of them on a campaign flier.
Councilors Nicole Morell, Zac Bears, Kit Collins, and Justin Tseng announced their decision Wednesday.
The document will serve as a roadmap for equitable, sustainable and smart development.
Victory Gardens now joins Theory Wellness and Sanctuary Medicinals as the city’s third retail marijuana company.
The group is comprised of local experts, advocates and leaders who will assess the city’s future trash and recycling needs .
The city is seeking input from an architect on whether to renovate the existing building or demolish and replace it.
The city will get $14,051,147 in unrestricted funding and $13,938,241 for public schools.
Mystic Cultivate, LLC is now approved to set up marijuana cultivation site on Mystic Avenue.
Medford is receiving over $48 million in APRA funds, distributed in installments until 2025.