Amy Kelly writes about adaptive outdoor programs, accessible playgrounds, assistance-animal protections, White Cane Awareness Day, a film about Judy Heumann, and Lachi’s album "Magnificent."

Bedford Fire Chief James Bailey explains how residents can maintain smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, recognize when they need replacement, and safely dispose of lithium-battery devices.

See the latest in Bedford business news.

Police log items from Sept. 11 to 17.

Green Day Recycling will collect electronics, appliances, bicycles and other items at St. Michael Parish with proceeds benefiting the parish.

Amh Kelly writes about adaptive outdoor programs, accessible playgrounds, assistance-animal protections, White Cane Awareness Day, a film about Judy Heumann and Lachi’s album "Magnificent."

The 50-minute documentary examines the domestic flight network ICE uses to transport detainees to and from Hanscom Field.

Joan Waite died Oct. 2 at the age of 93.

See the top stories in The Bedford Citizen for Sept. 27 to Oct. 3.

Residents gather to celebrate the Changing of the Guard and the newest Citizen of the Year.

See what's happening at local restaurants in October, including the upcoming opening of Sam Walker's American Tavern and The Flavors of Bedford.

Motorists should expect delays and temporary lane restrictions during the project, which is scheduled for completion in late November.

Learn about board and committee meetings for Oct. 5 to 8.

Alison Cservenschi writes about new initiatives that include chair yoga, educational programs, Uber Health transportation support and a Friendly Visitor program.

Catch up on local events previously published by The Bedford Citizen.

Construction of the Majestic Elm Brook condominiums at 277 The Great Road is underway.

The Board of Health is directing local retailers to take kratom products off their shelves after the drug's temporary classification as a Schedule I substance.

Jessica Cook's report includes information on the upconing Spirit Week at Shawsheen.

Sports betting apps are ubiquitous. but are Bedford residents using them?

NAMI Massachusetts will hold a six-session program for parents and caregivers starting Oct. 6.

Flu vaccinations will be available for eligible Bedford community members ages 3 and older at the John Glenn Middle School cafeteria.

The event will be at the Bedford Recycling Center Oct. 10.

Local real estate transfers from The Warren Group.

From October 2023: a public forum on a potential hangar project at Hanscom Field.

Regulations would ban consumers born on or after a specific target date from purchasing nicotine products within town lines. Take our polls at the end of the story.

Learn about Bedford Fire Department calls from Sept. 14 to 20.

The Buccaneers scored 50 points while holding Lexington scoreless for their second consecutive victory.

Bedford residents can bring yard waste to the Recycling Center year-round and use curbside collection during three November weeks.

Upcoming events include a gala concert celebrating the restoration of the organ at First Parish.

Four proposed schemes incorporate space for arts and youth populations and Bedford TV, while also maintaining flexible community spaces. Be sure to take our poll at the end of the story.

Residents can review the revised electricity aggregation plan and submit written comments through Oct. 31.

The Bedford Cultural District program will present a series of concerts through June 2027.

Learn about news stories from around the area.

The Board of Health cited the importance of licensing standards, firearm regulation, enforcement, data collection, and expanding resources as reasons to endorse ballot question nine. Take our polls…

Measure for permanent residency status is in House Judiciary Committee, will likely have to be refiled in new Congress with new representative.

Superintendent Tony McIntosh's update includes budget information and introduces two new members of the school's administration.

The free, 1 1/2-mile walk will be on the Concord Road/Massport trail areas.

Work is scheduled for Sept. 29 and 30.

See the top stories in The Bedford Citizen for Sept. 20 to 26.

The storm left a trail of downed trees in Bedford and may have been the cause of an underground electrical fire.

Department of Public Works staff paid tribute to former co-worker Chet Wiggins, who died while boating in Maine.

See Bedford Police Department log items from Sept. 4 to 10.

Learn about meetings from Sept. 28 to 30.

Marjorie Roemer encourages people to join an early voting event at the Town Common.

Catch up on local events previously published by The Bedford Citizen.

Chester Benjamin Wiggins, 84, was reportedly last seen Sept. 22.

The group brings residents together for 6 a.m. walks along the Minuteman Bikeway.

Jessica Cook's report includes a reminder of the due date for Student Cabinet applications.

Learn about incidents from Sept. 7 to 13.