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.
Coming up on this special summer holiday edition of ACMi news: We salute the patriots of Arlington, past and present. First, we know how the minutemen made out in April 1775 but what were the Brits thinking? We get reaction from the redcoats as Arlington’s...
An Arlington lawmaker agrees to forfeit $10,000 in loans to his campaign after the state says he broke several campaign finance laws. We’ll have the latest on Sean Garballey. Spy Pond Park is closed as work crews spruce up the area, while preventing erosion and...
Arlingtonians pause over a long holiday weekend to honor the men and women in uniform who left home to defend our nation and never returned. ACMi takes you to a solemn town hall memorial day ceremony. For months, town leaders and residents have been very vocal about...
Arlington police need your help trying to find this suspicious person after a fire breaks out on Lake Street. We’ll have the latest on this investigation. What do students and teachers think of the current condition of Arlington High School, With a major vote...
As a federal mediator works with management and the union, Stop and Shop employees now enter their second week on the picket lines. We’ll have the latest reaction from Arlington workers. We know how the minutemen made out in April 1775, but what were the Brits...
A long-time, family-owned Arlington pharmacy has always been going against the big chain super drug stores but this is no David and Goliath story. This independent business offers many things the giants can’t. Where did Lee surrender to Grant in 1865? Just one...
Town leaders announce this week that a prominent police lieutenant himself will undergo this town’s restorative justice approach to community policing. What happens next to Lt. Richard Pedrini? Arlington’s recreation department is once again floating...
In a marathon meeting, Arlington’s building committee votes to send to the state its latest lowest estimate to rebuild Arlington’s high school. What aspects of the school are slated to say and which will go? Brenda Mahoney has a full report. You now have a...
Loving remembrances at the select board chambers this week as Arlington’s town leaders remember Kevin Greeley. And after more than 33 years of service, Fred Ryan, Arlington’s chief of police, announces his retirement. Ryan says he’ll be stepping down...
