Candidates for Selectman in Arlington, MA debate the issues at the Arlington Community Media Studio. Three candidates are vying for two seats on the board: one incumbent, Joseph Curro, and
In this edition of APN we’ll take you to the democratic candidates forum for the open senate seat. Check out the library of things…now at Robbins Library, and we’ll catch up with
The Arlington High School Presidential Debate was Streamed Live from Studio B. on November 2, 2016.
Question 2 on the Massachusetts state ballot this fall concerns the expansion of the number of charter schools, and of students who attend them, in the commonwealth. No question seems to be generating more passion for residents of Arlington and surrounding areas. ACMi hosted a debate on this question, with Linda Hanson – an educator in the Arlington Public School system for the past 25 years – arguing against Question 2; and Julia MejÃa, the Director of Families and Community Engagement for the Massachusetts Charter Public School Association, advocating for its passage.
On June 14, 2016, all three debt exclusions were passed by the voters of Arlington. The passing of these debt exclusions now authorize spending to renovate the Thompson and Gibbs school, conduct
The Arlington Senior Center held a debt exclusion information session specifically for senior citizens. The meeting gave seniors the opportunity to have their questions answered and their concerns voiced about all three
APN interviewed four well-informed citizens about the three debt exclusion questions on the ballot for the Special Town Election to be held on June 14th. If you don’t want to watch
Arlington Selectman Dan Dunn makes the case for why Arlington residents should vote to fund our town’s share of the proposed rebuild of Minuteman Vocational Technical High School. Also, Charlie Foskett,
Jane Morgan, a Stratton Elementary School parent and member of Build Arlington’s Future, talks to ACMi’s Brenda Mahoney about why it is vitally important to fund projects at the Thompson
Arlington Selectman Dan Dunn provides an overview of the three debt exclusion questions on the ballot for the Special Town Election to be held on June 14th. He explains both
In this edition of Arlington Public News, an increase in taxes for updated schools: voters get to decide in an upcoming special election. And a Major General helps Arlington dedicate
APN asks residents what they think of the upcoming proposition 2½ debt exclusion ballot question which would authorize spending to rebuild Arlington’s schools as well as Minuteman High School. Specifically,
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
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
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