After more than twenty years as a high school teacher, James is relishing the opportunity to pursue various long-time interests, including television production. Being part of the Arlington Public News team has been a particular highlight, and has included work both behind and in front of the camera, in the studio and out in the field. He looks forward to continually expanding the range of contributions he can make to the news team.
In this edition of APN meet the candidates running in April’s selectman’s race, and tour the in and outs of Arlington high school. AHS students join voices from across the country in saying no more, and see how artists are using empty storefronts as their...
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Did you know that there is a new EV charging station at the Russell Common Lot, providing Level 2 EV charging in Arlington Center? The cost is Parking is $0.50 per hour with no time limit. Assistant Town Manager Jim Feeney explains how the charging station works, and...
The fall is often a time of new beginnings. Tonight APN introduces you to three new faces making a difference in Arlington. As the school year starts Roderick MacNeal, the new Assistant Superintendent plans to become a familiar face to students, parents and faculty....
In this weeks Snap Shot, filmed at the Jefferson Cutter House, we fill you in on the latest updates on the construction at the Stratton and Hardy schools. Plus, we remember Dasty, the much loved K-9 unit on the Arlington Police...
Three candidates have made it past the first major hurdle in the 4th Middlesex district senate seat special election and have been jockeying for endorsements. With no republican challengers, the winner of the democratic primary on June 25th will be assured the seat....
Arlington’s 66-year-old senator, Ken Donnelly, died after an 8 month battle with brain cancer on Sunday, April 2nd. The senator served Arlington and surrounding towns in the Senate for 8 years and was a Lexington firefighter for over 30 years before that. he was...
