Mustang News Reporter Heidi Walsh sat down with Medford Mayor Michael McGlynn to discuss issues important to the city’s schools and youth such as bullying, school funding, and new businesses opening in the city.
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MHS Students Respond to School Bullying
- Heidi Walsh The tragic suicide of high school student Phoebe Prince has stirred deep concern about bullying in public school systems across the state. The Medford Public Schools held a cyberbullying forum last week with School Committee member Ann Marie Cugno, State Representative Paul Donato, School Superintendent Roy Belson, Police Chief Leo Sacco,...
Ebisuya Japanese Market Opens in Medford Square
- Sarah Mason You will no longer have to travel far to get your favorite Japanese foods! A new Japanese market recently opened in Medford Square that has a plethora of all the best foods. Ebisuya sells everything you can think of that you would actually see if you went to Japan! Whether you...
Medford Business Helps Girls Prepare for Prom
The Mustang News had the opportunity to speak with the owner of Serenity in the City to discuss their prom options that many juniors and seniors may want to take advantage of this spring. This Salem Street business has a variety of prom specials that are hard to find all in the same location,...
Get Ready for the Amazing Race!
- Heidi Walsh The Mustang News had the opportunity to speak with Penelope Bruce, a leader from TADD, also known as Teens Against Drinking and Drugs, about the ‘Amazing Race’ taking place at Medford City Hall. What can you tell me about the Amazing race and how to I get involved? We are looking for volunteers...