BY STEPHEN BEALEThe Town Council will stick to the original plan for fixing roads this year, despite the fact that current funding for the repair program runs out after 2008, due to the defeat of two bonds in the March town election. Hardy Road and North Amherst Road from Wallace Road to the end will be rehabilitated this year, according to Jim ...

BY SUSAN CLARKThe 11 questions posed during the Town Council candidates’ debate brought out some differences and similarities in the three men vying for two open seats. Chris Bandazian, Bill Dermody and Jonathan Zdziarski came before the BCTV cameras during the Feb. 14 debate, hosted by the Bedford Men’s Club, to discuss fixing town ...

BY CHRIS QUARTARONEGrowth in Bedford schools, a secondary emergency access road and taxpayer involvement in spending were the main topics discussed at the School Board Candidates’ Debate. The event, sponsored by the Bedford Men’s Club, featured four candidates – Gary Pariseau, Don Graff, Bill Foote and Bob Donahue – vying ...

BY IRENE LABOMBARDE Residents will have a chance to speak out about road safety on two busy roads. The Town Council set aside Wednesday, Aug. 15, for a public hearing to discuss reducing the speed limit and banning parking on a portion of Nashua Road, and whether to install a three-way stop sign on Brick Mill Road. Both proposals have been ...