Attention Artists! Frames and Fine Art is looking for submissions from artist seeking gallery/retail representation. If you are looking to display your art in a Retail environment and/or looking to hold an art exhibition, Frames and Fine art is located in the Historic District of Bedford. Make an Appointment –Read More →
Several people were asking about Senior discounts for snow removal. Here is a list of companies that will give a discount to Seniors for snow removal in Bedford: Snow Plow List for Senior Discount Threatt’s Snow Removal LLC ~ 216-219- 3011~ $25 a drive and sidewalk Chamber Home Improvement ~Read More →
FYI and sad news, for those of you who are library goers… Linda Sleeman, the children’s librarian at Southeast Library, passed away this past week. I did not know Linda personally but I remember she was very kind and helpful to my kids when they were looking for books. OBITUARYRead More →
Here is the video for the Ceremonial Swearing In from last night. Thanks to everyone who came! https://youtu.be/4kCnV8TXKlQRead More →
This past week there were several complaints about the conditions of the roads. The City does understand your frustration and this was, unfortunately, a situation that occurred as a result of the timing of the holidays. Here is some official information about our city’s salt supplies and road clearing andRead More →
Here is the agenda for this week’s Organizational City Council meeting. This meeting is kind of just a party. We will be swearing in the new council people Vic Fluharty (W3) and Heather Rhoades (W5) as well as renewing the swearing in of Sandy Spinks (W1) and Mayor Stan Koci.Read More →
In the City of Bedford, residents and owners of properties are required to clear their sidewalks of snow. This fact brings up other questions such as: Am I required to keep all the sidewalks around my house or business cleared of snow? How often am I required to clear theRead More →
Here is the link to the video of last night’s council meeting: Here are the highlights from this City Council Meeting: – Sewer rate will be increased by 4%. This is an annual and normal increase that goes towards EPA compliance. Water will not see an increase this year. TypicallyRead More →
Marilyn Zolata, the councilwoman for Ward 3 had her last council meeting this Monday, December 18th. She is retiring and will be replaced by incoming councilman Vic Fluharty. Many fond farewells, tears and cake were to be had. State senator Kenny Yuko even stopped by to wish her luck andRead More →
Please join the City of Bedford and turn off your holiday lights on December 20th and then donate your electricity savings or more, to the “Lights Out for Hunger” campaign. “Lights Out for Hunger” raises funds to support our local Bedford Food Bank and to raise awareness of the growingRead More →