This Arlington Snap Shot edition takes a look at the  Monday April 25th and Wednesday April 27th town meetings in discussion of zoning. There were oppositions against Article 6 regarding an […]

In this edition of Arlington Public News, we have a look at the latest in local government developments, including a School Committee vote to address enrollment growth by using the […]

The Arlington Human Rights Commission is looking to join 12 other cities in Massachusetts that have nondiscrimination laws protecting gender identity. Through a warrant article they’re sponsoring, the Commission is […]

The Veterans Council is dedicating a memorial to veterans who fought in the Global War on Terrorism. The ceremony will begin at the town hall auditorium, followed by an unveiling […]

Annual Town Elections took place on Saturday, April 2nd. The voter turnout was relatively low at just over 15 percent. In the open races, Kevin Greeley took 68% of the […]

In this edition of Arlington Public News we have the results of town elections and a preview of the upcoming town meeting. Plus, a look at the tight housing market […]

The town of Arlington has changed a lot from its blue collar days in the 60s and 70s. Working-class, multi-generational households were the norm, and bars and restaurants were sparse. […]

APN has round-up from the March 21st Arlington Board of Selectman meeting that focused on timing of a possible prop 2 1/2 override. We also have debate from a recent […]

At Arlington Public News, we cover stories affecting Arlington, MA. In our latest newscast, we have the details on the upcoming town election, a look at a timeline for the possible […]

APN is joined by Alfa Demmellash, a former Boston resident, and CEO/Co-Founder of Rising Tide Capital. Rising Tide Capital is a non-profit organization aimed at helping struggling entrepreneurs start strong […]

Questions and concerns about the Zika Virus were answered during Tuesday Night’s public meeting at Cambridge Health Alliance’s Malden Center. CHA professionals, Dr. Pieter Cohen, Dr. Lou Ann Bruno-Murtha, and […]

Transportation for Massachusetts Policy Director, Charlie Ticotsky, and MBTA Rider Oversight Committee member, Len Diggins, explain the questions and concerns about the MBTA’s fare increase proposals. For more details on […]

Arlington received its fourth grant this past year since becoming a Massachusetts Green Community. About $69,600 of the grant was used by the Facilities department to upgrade the Hardy Elementary […]

Arlington’s new Deputy Town Manager, Sandy Pooler, shares his past work experience and first impressions of the town with APN.