Sam Sednek takes helm of Medford Public Library following Barbara Kerr's retirement after 42 years of service
Sam Sednek has been named the new director of the Medford Public Library, taking over from Barbara Kerr who retired on April 30 after over 42 years of service with the library. Sednek's appointment marks a significant transition for one of the city's most vital community institutions.
Medford is spending $2.4 million this year to refurbish parks and open spaces across the city, expanding recreational opportunities for residents. The investment reflects the city's commitment to maintaining quality public spaces.
The city is deploying over $3.5 million in federal and state funding for road and sidewalk repair work throughout spring. The comprehensive infrastructure project will improve pedestrian safety and accessibility across Medford.
Medford has secured $35,000 in funding to upgrade fire safety equipment across the city, enhancing emergency preparedness and response capabilities for residents and first responders.
Medford's 240-cap live music room, brewery, and record store. Check deepcutsmedford.com for tonight's show.
Coffee, tea, toasts, bowls, and salads in West Medford. Gluten-free, vegan, and dairy-free options available.
Book clubs, cooking classes, live music, dance workshops, STEM for kids, and more. The city's most active community hub.
City and DCR-organized guided walks through the Fells reservation — wildflowers, birds, invasive plant removal, and more.
McGlynn Middle School Front Parking Lot (off of Freedom Drive). Middle School PTO fundraiser for electronics and textile recycling.
Citywide. Community cleanup event across multiple locations in Medford.
Andrews Middle School, 3000 Mystic Valley Parkway. Youth ages 14-18 can learn about job and community service opportunities and attend career workshops.