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Bedford home sales range from $750,000 to $2.28 million in August

Bedford recorded 20 property transfers between July 31 and Aug. 29, though only nine deeds had a sale price recorded. Among those, prices ranged from $750,000 to $2,275,000, with a median of $930,000. The month's top sale was 6 Parker Rd, which sold for $2,275,000 on July 31 to Heeyong Kim and Jeong

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Bedford Library to Close Early Sept. 5 for Beats and Eats

The Bedford Public Library will close early on Saturday, Sept. 5, for the town's Beats and Eats festival. The library is also recruiting volunteers to help unload a semitruck of pumpkins into its Pumpkin Patch on Oct. 5 and Oct. 12, with anyone who signs up by Sept. 1 receiving a free t…

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Government · Recreation Commission

Recreation Commission approves $15 indoor pickup sports fee

Recreation Commission approves $15 indoor pickup sports fee despite community concerns. The body voted unanimously to charge $15 seasonally for adult indoor soccer, basketball, and volleyball, according to August 27 minutes. A community soccer group, represented by Swapnil Raut, objected to the

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Bedford Posts Voter Guidance Ahead of State Primary Election

Bedford Town Hall posted new voter guidance ahead of the state primary election, giving residents a first look at their options. The News Flash update arrived as two town panels prepare to meet Monday, August 31: the Select Board convenes at 7 p.m. in the Select Board Room, and the Depo…

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Fawn Lake to Close Monday for Herbicide Treatment

Fawn Lake will close to the public Monday, August 31, so the town's contractor can apply herbicide to control aquatic vegetation, the town's News Flash service announced this week. The closure lands on a busy day at Town Hall: the Depot Park Advisory Committee and the Select Board both …

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Government · Planning Board

Planning Board extends 145 Davis Road subdivision hearing to September.

Planning Board continues Davis Road subdivision to September 8. Three members present — Clerk Dawn LaFrance-Linden, Steven Hagan, and John McClain — voted unanimously to extend the public hearing on the 145 Davis Road definitive subdivision plan at the applicant's request. The board also voted

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Bedford Schedules Public Forum on Fire Station's Future

Bedford will hold a public forum September 29 on the future use of its former fire station. The town's Fire Station Future Use Project, centered on the building at 55 The Great Road, will bring residents together in person that evening to weigh in before officials settle on next steps f…

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Government · Board of Registrars

Board of Registrars Welcomes McClain, Authorizes Signature Stamp

Board of Registrars unanimously authorizes signature stamp for elections. The four-member board, including new member Jennifer McClain, passed a motion by William Speciale and seconded by John Gibbons to permit the use of signature stamps or facsimiles for official election-related certifications

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Bedford Opens Bidding for Evans Avenue Pump Station Upgrade

Bedford opened bidding this week for upgrades to the Evans Avenue Pump Station and force main, with proposals due September 17. The town's legal notice, carried by The Bedford Citizen, sets a bid deadline of Thursday, September 17, 2026, at 11 a.m. for sealed proposals on the pump stati…

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