Medfield plans a special fire truck parade as the town nears its 375th anniversary celebration. Also in today's brief (5 items): Medfield readies fire truck parade for 375th year; Board of Health meets Wednesday evening; Conservation Commission meets Thursday night; School Building Comm…
Medfield's water board warns two town wells may close as PFAS limits tighten. From our own coverage: Select Board takes up audit, lease, solicitor deals; School Committee weighs teen alcohol, gambling survey. Also in today's brief (11 items): Medfield plans fire truck parade for 375th b…
Medfield board OKs $460,000 water main contract, flags PFAS threat to Well 6.
Medfield High girls soccer team cracks the national top five rankings this week. Also in today's brief (8 items): Girls soccer cracks national top five rankings; Council on Aging board meeting cancelled; Library offers English conversation practice group today; School Building Committee…
Planning Board voted 3-0 to approve private event space at 67 West Street, allowing the downtown property formerly occupied by My Gym to host private birthdays, showers, and dinners.
Medfield Youth Hockey's website lists a busy slate of games this week spanning its Mite, Squirt, Peewee, Girls U10/U12 and Blake Middle School programs, with matchups against towns including Dedham, Waltham, Brookline, Wilmington, Norwood, Natick, Dorchester, Charlestown, Needham and Mi…
One Medfield obituary notice was published this week: Pender, Bernice (Curran), 97, a Medfield resident who died September 30, 2026. Hers is the only qualifying notice found this week across the sources checked. Her funeral arrangements are under the care of Bell-O'Dea Funeral Home of B…
Medfield Housing Authority chairwoman Lisa Donovan receives national NAHRO board member of the year award. Also in today's brief (7 items): Housing Authority chair wins national award; Library recruits teens for Fall-O-Ween planning; Library book club tackles The Bridge Kingdom; Council…
The Capital Budget Committee postponed its planned October 9 vote on FY2028 capital projects to October 16.
Capital Budget Committee postponed a vote on non-building capital projects, directing departments to reprioritize after learning free cash would be substantially below assumptions.