The state legislature provided vote-by-mail options for the November election, enabling anyone, including those with COVID-19 concerns, to vote by absentee ballot. That legislation is set to expire at the
The CDC has reported a significant rise in mental health struggles during the pandemic, particularly for people of color and for younger populations. ACMi’s Inyeong Kim met with clinicians at
Black History Month may be drawing to a close, but the Robbins Library is set to launch an archive that won’t have an expiration date. Their new collection focuses on
It has always been Arlington’s main corridor and one of the region’s major arteries. Now Mass Ave. has been nationally recognized as an All-American Road. Robbins Library commemorates Black History
While we are all hoping that the tide is beginning to turn, the long months of the pandemic have put a strain on many families, especially those who have had
Some Arlington businesses get a well-deserved boost to help them through. Arlington police raise good money for a great cause. And the stands may be empty, but fans can still
This is a special time in a number of Asian cultures: the Lunar New Year. Senior news producer, Anim Osmani, spoke with people who celebrate this holiday and asked them
The pandemic has put many heartwarming traditions on hold this year, but this Valentine’s Day could be the perfect chance to bring some sweetness back into our lives by shopping
This week should bring smiles with two holidays that celebrate love and family on opposite ends of the globe and flowers play a big role in both! That and more
People aged 75 and over are now eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine as the Commonwealth enters Phase 2 of its vaccination rollout plan. We’ve got the latest on what
As of February 1st, Massachusetts entered phase 2 of its COVID-19 vaccination program. The state plans to add more vaccinations sites, and has set up an online booking portal on