Jarret Bencks, Patch Staff
- Medford, MA
After graduating from the University of New Hampshire in 2008, I had a summer internship with The Eagle-Tribune newspaper, where I covered Southern New Hampshire. After the internship, I stayed there two years as a reporter before coming to Medford to work for Patch in August 2010.
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Medford|News|
Medford Home Sales Continue to Outpace State Figures
A look at the most recent real estate data.
Jarret Bencks, Patch Staff
Medford|News|
Medford Public Schools Bus Routes Schedule for 2012-2013 School Year
The Medford, Mass. Public Schools have released their bus schedule
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Medford|News|
SHARE: Upload Your First Day of School Photos in Medford
Upload your photos, add a full-sentence caption and in the credit field note the photographer's name
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Medford|News|
Letter: Superintendent Belson Responds to Complaints, Questions Over School Buses
"I expect that the state will address the issues of unfunded mandates that affect communities like Medford in an adverse way." -Superintendent Roy Belson
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Wilmington, MA|News|
Year's Second West Nile Virus Human Case Found in Middlesex County
West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes have been found in 67 towns, including Wilmington, so far during 2012.
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Lynnfield, MA|News|
Feds: West Nile Cases Increase 40 Percent Since Last Week
Two more human West Nile infections have been confirmed in Massachusetts; EEE-infected mosquitoes were detected in Lynnfield last week. Find out what the symptoms are and learn preventative tips.
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Stoneham, MA|News|
Year's Second West Nile Virus Human Case Found in Middlesex County
West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes have been found in 67 communities from nine counties so far during 2012. However, Stoneham isn't on the list.
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Concord, MA|News|
Second West Nile Virus Human Case Reported
West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes have been found in 67 communities from nine counties so far during 2012.
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Tewksbury, MA|News|
UPDATED: Year's Second West Nile Virus Human Case Found in Middlesex County
West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes have been found in 67 communities from nine counties so far during 2012.
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Wakefield, MA|News|
Year's Second West Nile Virus Human Case Found in Middlesex County
West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes have been found in 67 communities from nine counties so far during 2012, including Wakefield. Find out what the symptoms are and learn preventative tips.
Jarret Bencks, Patch Staff
Winchester, MA|News|
Second West Nile Virus Human Case Reported
West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes have been found in 67 communities from nine counties so far during 2012.
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Lexington, MA|News|
More Human Cases of West Nile Reported
West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes have been found in 67 communities from nine counties so far during 2012.
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Melrose, MA|News|
Year's Second West Nile Virus Human Case Found in Middlesex County
West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes have been found in 67 communities, including Melrose, from nine counties so far during 2012.
Jarret Bencks, Patch Staff
Medford|News|
Year's Second West Nile Virus Human Case Found in Middlesex County
West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes have been found in 67 communities from nine counties so far during 2012.
Jarret Bencks, Patch Staff
Reading, MA|News|
Year's Second West Nile Virus Human Case Found in Middlesex County
West Nile Virus-infected mosquitoes have been found in 67 communities from nine counties so far during 2012.
Jarret Bencks, Patch Staff
Medford|News|
Judge OK's Magic Store Owner's Request to Seal Psychological Evaluation
Sentencing scheduled for Sept. 6.
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Medford|News|
Medford Residents to Walk for Jimmy Fund
A total of 11 Medford residents will participate in fundraiser.
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Medford|News|
Medford Schools to Reduce Buses from 18 to 16, Merge Minuteman Bus
The district is facing rising costs for transportation, according to officials.
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