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Medford Morning Brief, Oct. 23: City seeks consultant for zoning ordinance
Medford issues legal notice seeking a consultant to help revise the city's zoning ordinance.
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Medford Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Weigh-ins set for Friday MMA card
Combat FC 14 fighters weigh in ahead of Friday night bout at Great American Beer Hall. Also in today's brief (14 items): Weigh-ins set for Friday MMA card; Giggly Squad to play Chevalier Theatre in 2027; License Commission meets Thursday at City Hall; Pumpkin carving party set for Wright's Pond.
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Medford Morning Brief, Oct. 21: Wellington Greenway design hearing set Thursday
Medford sets virtual public hearing on Wellington Greenway's 25 percent design Thursday.
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City opens 2027 resident parking permit renewals
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.
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Parking permit renewals open Nov. 1
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.
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Medford home sales mix arm's-length deals with family trust transfers in September
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.
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School panel previews graduation overhaul
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.
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Medford Home Sales Top Out at $1.59 Million as Trust Transfers Dominate September Deed Activity
Medford recorded 15 property transfers between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, but only five carried a sale price so far, ranging from $369,900 to $1,590,000 with a median of $912,000. The month's top sale was 20 Hillside Ave at $1.59 million, bought by Atsuko Polzin from the Mortimer Leo Realty Trust. More
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Water main break closes two schools
A water main break forced two Medford public schools to close Friday morning without running water. From our own coverage: Energy committee hears warning on rat poison risks; Historical panel takes up two significant demolitions. Also in today's brief (7 items): Water Main Break Forces …
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Run Medford reset after storm delay
Run Medford's postponed 5K and 10K will take place later this year after September's storm delay. Also in today's brief (3 items): Run Medford 5K, 10K reset for later this year; Tufts runner Reisner named NESCAC runner of week; Medford volleyball hosts St. Mary's freshman, JV matches.
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