At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we feature a visit with Arlington’s own Mildred Dresselhaus, a celebrated physicist
We New Englanders consider ourselves hardy types, but the sheer volume of snow we’ve recently experienced has some of us counting the days until Spring officially arrives on March 20.
Coyotes matter. To us, and to our environment. To help us understand how best to co-exist with them, APN brings you this report. This is an extended version of a
Coyotes matter. To us, and to our environment. To help us understand how best to co-exist with them, APN brings you this report. Project Coyote – Extended
Establishing a Master Plan is a technical and political process about land and building use. Arlington has undertaken to create one. The plan would serve as the Town’s policy statement
Establishing a Master Plan is a technical and political process about land and building use. Arlington has undertaken to create one. The plan would serve as the Town’s policy statement
Have you noticed more airplane noise since Logan Airport changed flight patterns a little over a year ago? News Producers Cameron Sacarny and Aakruti Jagmohan investigated the issue and bring
“Mothers Out Front” is an organization of mothers, grandmothers, and caregivers actively addressing climate change and its effects on future generations. News Producer Peter Bermudes talked with the group’s leader,
In tonight’s newscast, we look at the issue of airplane noise over Arlington, we bring you highlights from a holiday show featuring the work of local and regional artists, and
Have you noticed more airplane noise since Logan Airport changed flight patterns a little over a year ago? News Producers Cameron Sacarny and Aakruti Jagmohan investigated the issue and bring
“Mothers Out Front” is an organization of mothers, grandmothers, and caregivers actively addressing climate change and its effects on future generations. News Producer Peter Bermudes talked with the group’s leader,
In tonight’s newscast, we bring you a report about safety on the Minuteman Bike Path. We discuss Arlington’s 2014 Green Grant, and we speak with a volunteer and participant in
On Sunday, Sept 21, hundreds of thousands converged on New York City for what is described as the largest ever rally around climate change. The People’s Climate March preceded a
As we have seen from the controversy at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, being a host country can bring both economic and social benefits AND drawbacks. News Producer Yawa
In tonight’s newscast, we will look at the problem of an invasive plant in the Mystic River, we’ll discuss issues of class and classism with activist Betsy Leondar-Wright, and we’ll