ACMi News: May 14, 2021
Katie Chang
May 14, 2021
The CDC makes a big announcement for those who have been fully vaccinated. The DPW introduces a new concept, the Swap Shed, and signs are that it’s going to be
The CDC makes a big announcement for those who have been fully vaccinated. The DPW introduces a new concept, the Swap Shed, and signs are that it’s going to be
A two-alarm fire tore through a popular restaurant in Arlington Center. Luckily, there were no injuries. To commemorate Mothers’ Day, we find out how surviving the pandemic has changed moms’
If you think it’s been a tough slog for you through the pandemic… you’re probably right! But spare a thought for the many mothers out there who have added tutor
A recent grant awarded to Arlington by the state is a development to celebrate. We received an economic boost from a pilot program initiated by the Massachusetts Office of Travel
Earth Day may have passed, but the spirit of global sustainability doesn’t stop there. Here in Arlington, the spirit continues with EcoWeek, a major collaborative effort between town agencies, nonprofits,
Governor Baker laid out the schedule for Phase IV Step 2 of the reopening plan. The town of Arlington announced that it will follow current state guidance on gathering limits.
A local eatery loses the fight to hold on against COVID. Celebrating its third year, Eco Week in Arlington expands to 10 days. And the state takes the next step
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The Arlington Commission for Arts and Culture used the month of April to kick start a public art haiku project, celebrating both poetry and the coming of spring. Haiku can
A prominent Boston doctor’s recent blog post has sparked a heated conversation in the Commonwealth regarding the use of face masks outdoors. Should the state of Massachusetts terminate its mask
Spring is here, and Arlington celebrates with poetry. Town Meeting opens, and there is a LOT on the agenda! And a prominent Boston infectious disease doctor stirs up controversy with
The Arlington Philharmonic Orchestra performs its 2021 family concert virtually, with a premiere of a work by Arlington composer Pasquale Tassone.
Let’s take a look ahead at one of Arlington’s signature events, the long-standing tradition of Patriots’ Day. Once again the pandemic has prevented our traditional commemorations of Patriots’ Day, including
Earth Day is April 22nd, and one Arlington business owner is stepping up to the challenge of Earth Day’s message: To take individual action and make a positive impact on
Town Election 2021 is in the books, and we’ll give you all the final results. Pretty soon it won’t just be construction crews at Arlington High School – the students