Starting on Monday, June 24th, the City of Medford will join over 10 of our neighboring cities and towns to offer a dockless bikeshare program operated by Lime. These green and yellow bicycles can be located and accessed using Lime’s smart phone app. All riders are expected to follow the rules of the road and […]
Harvard Street Construction Project
The Harvard Street construction project conducted by National Grid is constantly being monitored by the Medford Police. In an effort to control traffic and produce a safe environment with the multitude of projects, the Chief of Police has opted to close Harvard Street while National Grid completes the work. The closures will take place Monday […]
Harvard St – National Grid
Harvard Street (between Main Street and Winchester St) will be closed in both directions from 9AM to 3PM starting Wednesday (June 12th) until Friday (June 14th). National Grid will be working in this area on the Harvard Street project. These times will accommodate rush hour traffic in the early morning and afternoon on Harvard St. […]
Girls on the Run 5K
On Saturday, June 1st, Girls on the Run will be hosting their end of the season 5K at Hormel Stadium. This event will bring in over 900 girls including teams from the McGlynn school and Roberts Elementary. During the hours of 10AM-11AM, Riverside Ave will be closed from Freedom Way to Clippership Drive in Medford […]
Rabies Vaccination Clinic
The City of Medford will be holding a Rabies Vaccination Clinic for dogs, cats and ferrets on Saturday June 1 from 9am to 11am at the South Medford Fire Station located at 0 Medford St. Rabies shots are $10. Dogs must be leashed and cats and ferrets must be in carriers. All are welcome to […]
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