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Margret A. Silva Burke (“Meg”), 56, of Edgartown, passed away unexpectedly on Oct. 18, 2026.  Meg was born on Oct. 23, 1969, in Boston, and lived with her parents, Christine Wilkins and Jesse Silva, in Melrose and Medford.  Meg was married to David M. Burke of Braintree. They settled in Edgartown, and enjoyed 27 wonderful, […] The post Margaret A. Burke appeared first on MV Times.

Joey BarrettJoey Barrett – Item Sports Editor Overall: 55-18 Last week: 7-3 Lynn English 40 Medford 12 Mark Aboyoun – Item Sports Staff Overall: 53-20 Last week: 6-4 Lynn English 31 Medford 7 Anne Marie Tobin – Item Sports Staff Overall: 55-18 Last week: 7-3 Lynn English 14 Medford 3 Steve Krause – Item Correspondent Overall: […] The post Football predictions (Week 8 – Thursday’s game) appeared first on Itemlive.

By Claire Q. Wood Massachusetts State Senator Patricia Jehlen will retire at the end of this term following over 20 years in the Massachusetts Senate. Jehlen represents the Second Middlesex District, comprising Somerville, Medford and portions of Cambridge and Winchester. Before her time in the Senate, Jehlen served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives for […]

Friends, family, and colleagues gathered Thursday, October 15, at the Ford Tavern in Medford to celebrate City Councilor Will Mbah’s birthday fundraiser. Guest speakers included Page Buldini and State Representatives Mike Connolly and Erika Uyterhoeven.

The City of Somerville is planning to redesign Broadway between Winchester Street and Central Street to increase safety, improve accessibility, reduce congestion, and create a more comfortable street for everyone. As part of this process, the Magoun Square intersection (Broadway at Medford Street) will be reimagined, sidewalks will be rebuilt, and the roadway will be […]

Joey BarrettLynn Classical’s football team (2-3) crossed the 40-point mark for the second consecutive game and defeated Medford, 40-7, Friday night at Manning Field. The Mustangs (1-4) didn’t score until the…

Dos escuelas de Medford, Massachusetts, permanecen cerradas este viernes debido a la rotura de una tubería principal de agua en el exterior del edificio, según informaron las autoridades escolares. No habrá clases este viernes en la escuela McGlynn (que alberga tanto primaria como secundaria) "debido a una rotura inesperada de la tubería principal de agua de la ciudad en el exterior del centro", comunicaron los responsables escolares a través de las redes sociales poco antes de