Medford News Archives

The Pentagon has released the names of seven soldiers killed in the crash of a helicopter in Afghanistan, including two Washington natives.

Pentagon officials say an Army Green Beret from Medford was among ten Americans killed when their helicopter crashed in Western Afghanistan Monday, during a raid on Taliban fighters enaged in drug trafficking.

Keith Bishop, a Green Beret from Medford, was among the 10 Americans killed Monday when their helicopter crashed in western Afghanistan after a firefight with Taliban fighters.

Cash for Clunkers may be history for car shoppers, but the program's largesse lives on in recycling yards around the country.

One person died in a fatal traffic accident in Yaphank on Monday, authorities said.

The owner of a tile company faces first degree grand larceny charges in a 57-count indictment unsealed in Suffolk County court this afternoon.

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In addition to pharmaceuticals, Jacobi Industries also manufactures and assembles parts for the military, nuclear and commercial markets.

Residents within New York's most-taxed fire district want to make state history, --by closing the district.

Stephen Catalano arrives at Riverhead Criminal Court in April 2008 after being held on bail in connection with the motor vehicle accident that killed Angelica Nappi, 14, and injured other teenagers in Medford crash in February.

Christopher Cook has been promoted to the rank of lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force Reserve.

Steve Levy Thursday said Legis. Jack Eddington "blatantly lies" in new campaign mailings by claiming he "helped broker a deal" for $12 million in police union concessions.

A tearful Vienna LoGiudice, 16, left, is embraced by her mother Suzanne LoGiudice, right, as they celebrate the reinstatement of the BOCES occupational training program on Wednesday.