Week in Review: A Mock Accident, A Bedford Teen Arrested in Sudbury and More

, a biennial event at the school which incorporates the accident, response scene management and a memorial service for the victim. Students throughout the school also observed a Grim Reaper Day to recognize the statistic "every 53 minutes a life is lost as a result of an impaired driving crash."

In some news out of Sudbury, the Sudbury Police Department received a call from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School on April 27 regarding a disorderly teen that resulted in the arrest of a Bedford resident. Read the full report now. 

BHS senior and captain of the softball team Katie Gildea signed the National Letter of Intent to play softball at Merrimack College next year.  Gildea is a four-year starter on the BHS varsity softball team.

The primary in the U.S. special senate election was held this week, and Congressman Ed Markey and former U.S. Navy Seal Gabriel Gomez emerged victorious for their respective parties and will face off in the general election on June 25. Bedford voters more or less fell in line with voters statewide. Check out our full coverage of Bedford election results to see exactly how Bedford residents voted. 

Be sure to check out our photo gallery from the aforementioned BHS mock accident. Student and faculty, do you have photos from the mock accident? Upload them here. 

, we fielded a reader question concerning the construction going on across the street from the Dunkin' Donuts on Great Road, the site of the old Travelodge. According to Planning Director Glenn Garber  is being demolished as a safety hazard at the request of Code Enforcement.