After a long wait, Robbins library is finally able to welcome visitors in-person. The counter has been changed to keep both visitors and staff safe. Here’s Reporter Maxime Isaac with the new procedures for how to check out...
Arlington is a good-sized town, but I’ll bet you can’t guess exactly how many streets cover the map. Karin, an Arlington resident of 13 years, knows the answer, because she visited every one of them to fund-raise for FoodLink. Here’s ACMi News...
Welcoming a new shop to the block. The first cannabis dispensary opens its doors to all adult customers. Anger and disapproval of the select board’s decision to remove the BLM banner spark a rally at town hall. And Arlington introduces a new monument to honor a fallen...
School has started at Arlington Catholic High School, and with a creative twist. Here’s reporter Maxime Isaac with more on how the school is using social media to say welcome...
Arlington continues to roll with the punches as COVID-19 challenges traditional annual events. This year, Arlington’s Walk for Affordable Housing was transformed into a “Parade on Wheels.” Here’s Maxime Isaac to tell us...
On Saturday, September 5, climate change activists introduced Arlington to a new form of protest: a Shoe Strike. Curious? Maxime Isaac is here with the...
Arlington is primarily a residential community with most of the commercial action in town confined to the Mass Ave corridor. Well, get ready to welcome a sight we haven’t seen west of our border with Cambridge in living memory: a new hotel. The Lexington Hotel...
Pedal away Arlingtonians! You will be able to ride one of these blue bikes at any of the four new locations that are being installed throughout town within the coming weeks. As of August 17th, the Select Board approved four locations for East Arlington and Arlington...
