Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn came back to negotiate at 12:45 a.m. on June 29 after the City Council voted to cut her salary.
Medford’s first PRIDE celebration lasted throughout the month of June and included a series of events and programs.
The group will be tasked with developing strategies and recommendations on changes to the charter.
The city signed the five-year agreement with Sanctuary Medicinals, which plans to open a retail marijuana dispensary on Riverside Avenue.
Shared streets give people more space to get around in their neighborhoods car-free and safely.
City staff will be joined by staff from partner agencies including Housing Families, ABCD, and Metro Housing Boston.
Jeremy David Johns had been working for the U.S. Department of Veteran’s Affairs before joining the City of Medford.
The city has provided updates on eligible 40B projects, its appeal of “Safe Harbor” status, and ongoing planning for housing needs.
Residents of all backgrounds and abilities are strongly encouraged to apply.
The offering grant funding to businesses interested in making upgrades to public facing portions of storefront.
The workshops will explore different aspect of the voting process.
RISE Together and the Matarazzo Family are partnering to build an eight-story laboratory development at 4054 Mystic Valley Parkway.
Savage Properties handed out notices to quit to all tenants-at-will, but the residents are fighting to stay in their homes.
Many of the city’s teachers have gone without a contract since August.
The task force will help coordinate and plan Medford’s priorities for the future of its waste management operations.
The city is pledging to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
Wartella has served as Assistant City Engineer since January.
The six committee members are tasked with helping to plan, organize, and coordinate the city’s first celebration this June.
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The Fair Share Amendment is a proposal to add a small tax on annual individual incomes exceeding $1 million.
"The American people have to know that we are fighting for them,” said Clark in her profile for The Cut
The city is continuing its Outdoor Dining Program for the third year in a row.
Approximately 460,000 families are without reliable child care; 1 in 9 child care jobs have been lost since the start of the pandemic
The monthly series provides an opportunity for community members to meet with Mayor Breanna Lungo-Koehn outside of City Hall.
After a months-long search, the city has selected Nantucket Assistant Town Accountant Robert Dickinson to manage its $192 million budget.
Clark secured $750,000 in the Fiscal Year 2022 Congressional Budget for coastal resiliency project
The $1.9 trillion relief package funded vaccines, aid for small businesses, helped reopen schools, and rescued the child care sector
State Rep. Christine Barber says her constituents "have led the way in advocating to expand access to driver’s licenses for years."
Package includes support for Ukraine, child care, green jobs, affordable housing, and reauthorizes the Violence Against Women Act
Donato, who represents the 35th Middlesex District, has served on the State Legislature for more than 20 years.
Nwajei is the former director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services.
New law will void forced arbitration provisions to give survivors the choice of how to pursue justice
Congresswoman Katherine Clark hosted health officials in her district as virtual guests to the State of the Union address.
The city is seeking feedback from residents on how it should allocate roughly $48 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding.
The City will be holding a community meeting on Wednesday, March 9 at 6 p.m. at the City Hall Council Chambers and via zoom to provide u ...
Clark requested an analysis of the employer-provided child care credit and the benefits employees receive from child care services eligible