Medford City Council Approves New Bike Lane on Main Street
The 1.2-mile protected lane will run from Salem Street to the Mystic River, with construction set to begin in early July pending utility coordination.
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Friday, October 23, 2026 - Medford, Massachusetts
Local Government
The 1.2-mile protected lane will run from Salem Street to the Mystic River, with construction set to begin in early July pending utility coordination.
The $3.4M surplus, attributed to higher-than-expected meals tax revenue, will be directed toward school facilities and pothole repair, the mayor said Friday.
Schools
Team 6431, the Mustang Mechatronics, edged out Brookline in a 78-74 semifinal at WPI on Wednesday and will compete in Worcester next weekend.
Proposed changes would push the high school start to 8:30 a.m. beginning in September, aligning with state guidance on adolescent sleep.
Arts & Culture
Headliners include Jason Isbell, Lake Street Dive, and a hometown set from Tracy Bonham. Tickets go on sale Monday at 10 a.m.
Photographer Lena Ortiz spent two years documenting longtime residents. The opening reception is Friday at 6 p.m. at the Riverbend space.
Community
Twenty-two vendors this week, including a new stand from Wright-Locke Farm and live fiddle music from the Mystic River String Band.
Instructor Priya Menon leads an all-levels flow at 8 a.m. in Hormel Stadium's south lawn. Mats provided while supplies last.
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