Sami Eladhari was a popular Spanish teacher in Arlington and soccer coach in Lexington who passed away last June. APN spoke with Sami’s parents and former students to remember and
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At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. We bring you highlights from a recent Mugar Property neighborhood meeting. We discuss what the
Need time or have time? You may want to take advantage The Time Trade Circle. The “bank” treats your time like currency; you provide a service for someone and then
APN attended an intergenerational storytelling project on May 28th at the Council on Aging, and spoke to both kids and storytellers about the shared experience. The program was supported in
Here are highlights of some of the summer activities you and your family can look forward to, in and around Arlington.
Arlington resident Samisha LeMeyer recently returned from relief work in her native Nepal. She describes her relationship with Nepali pilot Subek Shrestha who was one of the recent victims of
Need time or have time? You may want to take advantage The Time Trade Circle. The “bank” treats your time like currency; you provide a service for someone and then
A parody news program centering on hyper-local Arlington politics.
In our ongoing series on business in Arlington, we’ve explored issues facing business owners and the community at large. In Part 3 of the series, APN speaks with Arlington’s Economic
Sharing A New Song is a local choir that celebrates the human spirit through music. The group is preparing to go to Cuba for a cultural and music exchange. For
Ixtapa is the next stop in the APN series “After 8” that focuses on what’s happening in Arlington after darkness falls.
The developers of the proposed project on the Mugar Property presented their plans to the public. OakTree Development met with residents and neighbors of the planned 219-unit housing complex at
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we discuss 40B projects and what they might mean for Arlington, we
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a martial art that focuses on leverage, technique, agility, coordination, and balance. It’s a healthy and fun way to increase cardio endurance, burn fat and build muscle.