ACMi News: August 12, 2022

Double poles in Arlington. They seem to be everywhere. They are a necessity throughout town, no doubt. But, how long do “poll positions” like this have to hang around? We

With the cut of a ribbon, Broadway Plaza in Arlington Center is now open for business. Work on this historic thoroughfare is now complete, above and below ground. The heat

A suspect wanted for a double homicide in New Hampshire is caught in Arlington this week. He apparently was working on a home here on Webster Street when police cuffed

Common sense to get gas in Arlington can go far. Starting with don’t drive! We check prices at the pumps in town. There are holistic alternatives to ridding the town

Hundreds of people gather at town hall to protest last week’s Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade. ACMi News was there and people say their voice will be heard

Authorities need your help tracking down a suspected arsonist who targeted the rectory at St. Athanasius Church this week. And there’s a reward if you can help law enforcement find

After ten years on the job as Arlington’s town manager, Adam Chapdelaine closes the door on this chapter in his life as he looks for greener pastures in Boston –

They weathered a protracted pandemic, an old school tear down and a new school build up. They kept on fighting ’til the end! They are the champions! Arlington High’s graduating

For the first time since the outbreak of the pandemic, area residents gathered at town hall to say thank you to our veterans. A salute to the honored dead who

https://youtu.be/G7amTHUgcIk Summer-like weather for a Spring-like event. Arlington Heights Spring Fling 2022 invaded Mass. Ave. bringing with it lots of art, scrumptious food, a bird of prey, and those who

After three long years of a “town-less” day, 2022 brings good cheer: Town Day 2022 will invade Mass Ave. We’ll tell you when it’ll happen and how you can help

Renewed concern this week over the latest COVID-19 numbers. Middlesex county health officials report a jump in positive COVID cases and Arlington’s school leaders are taking notice. In it’s fourth