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Thank you to all the entries for the “Holiday Cheer” Photo of the Month Contest. With all the beauty the winter has to offer, it was wonderful seeing what joyful
When I moved to Arlington from busy Davis Square a couple of years ago, relocating to a dry town – no alcohol in restaurants or neighborhood bar hangouts as
“Today, the United States of America is changing its relationship with the people of Cuba. In the most significant change in our policy in more than fifty years, we will
Much of the nation’s attention is currently focused on how police departments interact with their communities, and particularly with residents of color. In response to recent events, ACMi hosts an
With the phrase and hashtag, Je Suis Charlie (I am Charlie), spreading across social media platforms, people rallied in front of the French Consulate in Boston to stand in solidarity
Several events in the final months of 2014 focused much of the nation’s attention on relations between police departments and their communities, particularly with residents of color. In response to
Learn more about the past fiscal year’s activities (July 1, 2013- June 30, 2014) at ACMi. View the 2014 ACMi Annual Report.
According to the International Organization of la Francophonie, 274 million people around the world speak French, including 96 million in Africa. French is also the second language, along with English,
Mindful of the fact that the holidays are a festive time for many, but can also be very challenging for others, ACMi convened a diverse panel of experts for an
In just a few hours time on a recent afternoon, Arlington Public News toured several bakeries in town to find out about what specialty desserts to bring to the holiday
Arlington resident Frank Ciano, who represents the town on the Logan Community Advisory Committee, visited our studio on Dec. 4 to discuss the increased noise from planes arriving at and
ACMi held its Annual General Meeting on Thursday, November 20. A small crowd of members, volunteers, and town residents came to our main studio at 85 Park Ave. to hear from
After 27 years in office and a failed attempt to extend his rule by changing the constitution of Burkina Faso, President Blaise Compaore resigned in October 2014. His resignation opened
On Wednesday, November 19th, APN hosted a special workshop featuring Mimi Edmunds, an accomplished filmmaker and professor at Emerson College. A college graduate with a degree in Anthropology who then spent