The City of Medford will open 2027 resident parking permit renewals online Nov. 1 and in person Nov. 2 at City Hall, with seniors 65 and older served first in person. From our own coverage: City opens 2027 resident parking permit renewals; Medford home sales include family trust transfers.
Four Medford, Massachusetts obituaries were published this week: Bertolaccini, Raffaello; Levin, Betty; Pascucci, Mafalda P.; and O'Donoghue, Maura G. Maunsell.
Medford opens 2027 resident parking permit renewals online Nov. 1, in person Nov. 2. From our own coverage: CPC opens hearings on five FY27 funding requests; Chevalier panel plans grant push for repairs.
The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds recorded 16 Medford property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, but only six carried a posted sale price, ranging from $587,000 to $990,000 with a median of $755,000.
Medford school officials previewed a new post-MCAS graduation framework as leaders questioned unfunded testing mandates. From our own coverage: School panel previews graduation overhaul; CPC opens hearings on five FY27 funding requests.
The Medford School Committee's Curriculum and Instruction Subcommittee reviewed district testing practices and previewed the state's post-MCAS graduation framework.
The Hormel Stadium and Athletic Commission reviewed a $1 million turf replacement project and corrected its August 12 minutes.
The Civic Auditoriums and Convention Center Commission mapped a grant strategy for Chevalier Theatre repairs at its October 14 meeting.
Medford's Community Preservation Committee opened FY27 hearings on five funding requests without taking any votes. ABCD's Joshua Weitz sought $117,000 for a rental-assistance and case-management program serving "at least 20 low-income families."
Medford's Board of Health approved a grease trap variance for hummus maker Just Us Foods. The board voted 2-0, with Dr. Platowitz and Jenny Vitale in favor, to let the company's Medford facility pump its grease trap every six months instead of four.
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