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Medford Launches Adopt a Pole Campaign for Overdose Awareness Day

Medford is launching an Adopt a Pole campaign ahead of International Overdose Awareness Day on Aug. 31. The city is teaming up with neighboring communities to mark the observance, which coincides with National Recovery Month, by inviting residents to dedicate a utility pole in memory of…

Raso's Grille To Temporarily Close For Renovations Next Week

Raso's Grille on Mystic Avenue will temporarily close next week for renovations after more than 20 years serving Medford. The restaurant at 209 Mystic Ave. has built a loyal following over two decades, according to a report from Medford Patch headlined "Medford Restaurant To Temporarily…

Coffee Chain To Open First Medford Location At Tufts University

A Boston-based coffee chain plans to open its first Medford location inside Tufts University's Joyce Cummings Center. Patch reports the spot, headlined "New Coffee Shop Opening On Tufts University Campus," will be open to both students and the public. Separately, Medford native Craig Ne…

Medford Home Sales Span $605,000 to $1.4 Million as Trust Transfers Dominate Volume

Sixteen Medford property transfers were recorded between July 3 and Aug. 1, but only seven listed a sale price, ranging from $605,000 to $1,410,800 with a median of $1,130,000. The month's top sale was 7 Sturtevant Terrace at $1,410,800, followed by 5 Sunset Avenue at $1,350,000. Nine of the 16

Deep Cuts Hosts Smoking Popes For 35th Anniversary Tour Stop

Deep Cuts hosted the Smoking Popes for a two-night stop on the punk band's 35th anniversary tour in late July. Music site Dying Scene covered the show as the group's northeast run kicked off at the Medford club on July 23 and 24, part of a tour marking the band's 35th year together. Med…