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The town of Arlington is using a new method to send useful information and alerts to its residents. This new system appealed to town leaders because they say it’s easy
Something strange and potentially dangerous happened on the way to Lexington this week. A 29 year old woman is arrested after Arlington police say she threatened her driver with a
Arlington certainly has seen its share of electrical problems this past week. We have the latest on a few homes that were affected. We’ll also tell you about some problems
The crisis at the border between the United States and Mexico has left many migrants displaced and living in extreme poverty. One Arlingtonian is doing her part to help. Jean
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Join authors Charlie Jane Anders, Meg Elison, Darcie Little Badger as we discuss identity and YA fiction! Robbins library is very excited to virtually welcome YA authors and we hope
The State of Voting: Expanding Access and Addressing Barriers May 27 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm The right to vote is fundamental to our democracy. Join Jessica Jones Capparell,
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It’s pride month and the town of Arlington is recognizing the LGBTQIA+ community with a series of events and other displays of pride around town. ACMi News intern Toby Barrett,
At the foot of Arlington’s iconic Water Tower, flags wave to commemorate heroes from all over town. June is Pride Month, and there’s a full schedule of activities and events
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Experts estimate that in the United States, 80 billion pounds of edible food end up in landfills every year. At the same time, 37 million Americans (and over 4,300 Arlington
A new federal program launches to reimburse families for funeral expenses incurred by COVID-19. We’ll have the details of how you can apply for the program. After a year of
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Join Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum for a moderated discussion on race and racism based on her book, Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria. Borrow a
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March is Women’s History Month, so ACMi’s Isabel Litterst thought it only fitting to speak with one of the leaders of the modern women’s suffrage movement in Massachusetts. Here’s Isabel
The CDC released new COVID guidelines for those who have been fully vaccinated. We get Arlingtonians’ reactions. A local yoga studio figures out how to keep themselves and the community
Local organizations are stretching their resources as more families face food insecurity this year. Anim Osmani tells us about one of these organizations, and an Arlington volunteer who welcomes the
The month of February is behind us, but the current moment is always the best time to reflect on Black history. And we can be reminded to do that with
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
This panel discussion about racism, the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, acts of police violence and brutality, and the killings of police, is a public conversation that is remarkable for
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Ron Bell is the founder of Dunk the Vote. Dunk The Vote 2020 (DTV) Civic Engagement Leadership Lab (CELL) is a non-partisan initiative, focused on increasing participation and turnout considering
Edwin Argueta is an organizer for Jobs with Justice This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic
The news is unfolding at a breakneck pace on the national level, and we get renowned historian and professor Heather Cox Richardson’s take on several things we’ve never seen before.
Town Manager Adam Chapdelaine gives an overview of 2020 in the Town of Arlington, MA. To find out more visit: https://www.acmi.tv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acmitv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/acmitv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arlingtoncommunitymedia/
State Senator Cindy Friedman gives a year-end Legislative Update from the MA State House. To find out more visit: https://www.acmi.tv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acmitv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/acmitv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arlingtoncommunitymedia/
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Moderator: Anne Wright, Arlington Mothers Out Front Panelists: Andee Krasner, Greater Boston Physicians for Social Responsibility and Mothers Out Front MyDzung T. Chu, PhD, MSPH, specializes in indoor air quality
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Town Moderator John Leone discusses the upcoming Virtual Town Meeting on November 16, 2020. In this segment, the Town Moderator provides the big-picture view of how we got here, and
A number of Arlingtonians who are upset about the removal of the BLM banner came together to voice their concerns at a peaceful rally in front of town hall. ACMi
The issue of racial injustice remains prominent throughout the country. Here’s Anim Osmani’s coverage of the recent decision by town authorities to remove the Black Lives Matter banner from town
The town has held a number of community conversations throughout the spring and summer. The final session of the original series was postponed from its early August date and took
It’s been a long wait, but Arlington finally hears directly from lieutenant Rick Pedrini regarding race and policing. The Black Lives Matter banner at town hall comes down, and not
Arlington has seen its share of Black Lives Matter activism over recent months, with residents coming out to Mass Ave to demonstrate their support for greater racial equity and police
A tale of two rallies. Residents brave the rain to show their support for Arlington police and for police reform. Arlington diners take to the streets. Literally. What’s with all
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Reports are emerging on a lamentable increase in vandalism around town. The target? Signs and banners proclaiming or supporting Black Lives Matter.
A troubling increase in town of vandalism to signage supporting the Black Lives Matter movement. An encouraging glimpse into the commitment Arlington youth is bringing to the work of making
In the Fall of 2018 it was found that Lt. Rick Pedrini of the Arlington Police Department penned some pretty hostile comments about certain elements of our society. Town leaders
The town of Arlington will start the school year with a hybrid model following approval from the School Committee on August 10th. The committee voted 6 to 1 to adopt
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This week, we spoke with Zane Crute, the president of the Mystic Valley branch of the NAACP, regarding several police reform bills currently under consideration in the State House. Zane
Arlington was awarded a $16,000 grant for the design and engineering of a trail connecting the reservoir to the Minuteman Bikeway. The project was on of 55 in the state
On major organization that is supporting Black Lives Matter and racial injustice is the LGBTQIA community, a group that knows all too well about being on the margins of everyday
Another Arlington eatery falling victim to the ongoing pandemic. Adventure Pub, which opened its doors in late 2018 is closing for good at the end of this month. The game
In June the Select Board proclaimed July 13th Black Lives Matter Day in Arlington. Black Lives Matter Day was the perfect opportunity to talk to Zane Crute of the Mystic
School leaders hosted a virtual panel this week to discuss what seems to be racial disproportions within Arlington Public Schools disciplinary data.
Arlington police have an arrest warrant for a man in connection with a robbery at Winchester Savings Bank one year ago. 40-year-old Michael Moran of Somerville will be charged with
We say a happy 244th birthday to our independence, but the document that helped forge our nation is going through some definitive changes in the midst of the nationwide racial
The town of Arlington is opening up a dialogue with its residents regarding race, racial equity, and systemic inequality. This, of course, come in wake of the unjustifiable death of
Town leaders hold the first of four community discussions, joining the nationwide debate on racial inequality and policing. This just three days after a passionate rally at town hall. Several
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This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for the free exchange of information and ideas
This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for the free exchange of information and ideas
We spoke with Zane Crute, the president of the Mystic Valley area branch of the NAACP, and got his reaction to what has been happening in this area and the
July 13th will officially be known as Black Lives Matter Day in Arlington. This, as the select board unanimously approves the Black Lives Matter proclamation during its meeting on Monday,
An abbreviated town meeting like Arlington has never seen takes place outdoors and the essential town business is worked out. We talk to the town manager and get his take
The ballots have been cast and counted. Among this years winners in the 2020 town election: two first time candidates. We have the results in all five of the contested
The death of George Floyd has served as a catalyst for major social change right here in America. Protests have been occurring in cities and towns from coast to coast.
Arlington Public School administrators have responded to the killing of George Floyd while being arrested by Minneapolis police. In a statement, Superintendent Kathleen Bodie spoke of ongoing staff diversity training
Executive Director Leon Smith, and Deputy Director Sana Fadel describe the work of Citizens for Juvenile Justice on behalf of Massachusetts youth, work that includes advocacy, coalition building, research, and
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In its relatively short history, Food Link has become one of the most popular and effective social service agencies in this area. Its food recovery mission is being tested by
Volunteer energy provides the heartbeat for a number of vital social service agencies in this area, including Arlington EATS. How, then, can they continue to effectively respond to the rise
There are many front lines in the battle against COVID-19, and one of the most serious (and least publicized) is the food insecurity it is causing. Project Bread is a
Trans activist Noah Stang-Osborne & LexPride Co-Chair Valerie Overton explain the types of identities we all have (sex assigned at birth, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, romantic orientation), how
Activists Andy Rubinson (Arlington Rainbow Commission) & Valerie Overton (LexPride) discuss the gaps in laws, policies, and circumstances that lead to situations where LGBTQ+ people tend to be vulnerable. They
Activists Andy Rubinson (Arlington Rainbow Commission) & Valerie Overton (LexPride) summarize MA laws that provide protections for LGBTQ+ people, where gaps exist, and what some cities and towns offer in
Trans activist Noah Stang-Osborne & LexPride Co-Chair Valerie Overton discuss the distinct likelihood that we interact with LGBTQ+ people often, sometimes without knowing. They explain basic good practices for inclusivity
Anne Westcott, a clinical social worker who focuses on helping children and adults deal with trauma, describes the issues and tensions that can arise from being confined together for a
Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan addresses a number of important topics in a wide-ranging interview. She warns of COVID-19-related scams targeting people (especially elders) around bogus cures and CARES
Will Arlington residents soon be belly-up up to a new bar in the Heights? The potential operator of a tavern which may occupy the old Balich building just cleared a
“We Hold These Truths” was hosted by Michael Brown, with guest Celia Wcislo. Directed by Katie Chang Tech Director/Editor: Zach Swasta This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community
A two-alarm garage fire then a series of explosions on Bowdoin Street in Arlington as billowing smoke can be seen for miles. Arlington fire crews frantically work to save nearby
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A jammed packed house at Arlington’s Town Hall as residents from here and the surrounding area celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Why Dr. Kings
There’s little debate over the fact that sports of any kind and the culture in which sporting events are played are inextricably linked. Such is the case with Upton Bell
As we observe the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, we tap into a fascinating first-hand account of someone whose work took him to the Jim Crow south during
In a yuletide bombshell, Arlington’s town manager considers another career option then pulls out of the running. What caused Adam Chapdelaine to stay the course right here in Arlington? The
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In this episode of Justice in the Balance, Neil Osborne from the Mystic Valley branch of the NAACP dissects the historical roots and contemporary effects of voter suppression among populations
On the eve of the Transgender Day of Remembrance (Nov 17), Driving Forces speaks with Valerie Overton, co-chair of Lexington’s LGBTQ group LexPride, about her five decades of social activism,
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month This video was produced and created by Debye Delorean
Lively feedback in a lengthy and, at times, contentious select board meeting this month. This in wake of that public letter released last month by town manager Adam Chapdelaine as
Some fallout in the ongoing case of Lt. Richard Pedrini. Some Arlington residents are none too pleased with how town leaders addressed the matter. We’ll have their reaction as well
Federal authorities have released new video this week and are offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to the identity and arrest of the arsonist they say deliberately set three
A brave 19-year-old American in uniform leaves to fight for his country. And never returns. Nearly 70 years later, he’s coming home to loved ones in Arlington. And we talk
An ex-POW speaks about the return of a comrade’s remains 68 years after having buried him when he died in a prison camp during the Korean war.
An overflow crowd of nearly six hundred people at town hall this week. This, just days after the arson’s that were targeted at members of the Jewish community. It was
Federal prosecutors are now leading the investigation into three arson’s targeted at members of the Jewish community. Last week, on Lake Street, the Center for Jewish Life was hit by
Federal law authorities are now leading the investigation into three suspicious fires that have targeted Jewish centers in both Arlington and Needham. We’ll tell you where the case stands now.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft pled not guilty to two counts of misdemeanor solicitation of prostitution in Florida recently. This after he was charged in a crackdown on massage parlor prostitution.
Town leaders announce this week that a prominent police lieutenant himself will undergo this town’s restorative justice approach to community policing. What happens next to Lt. Richard Pedrini? Arlington’s recreation
Arlington’s police force prides itself in setting the standard for other law enforcement agencies nationwide. Its progressive approach is driven by community values, transparency, and restorative justice. That mission was put
An arrest is made in what has been a disturbing string of home break-ins in the area including Arlington. So far, 19 break-ins in all. And Arlington police are not
The judiciary has long been considered the last line of defense against anarchy. And with India heading towards lawlessness as a result of vast power being held in the hands
The judiciary has long been considered the last line of defense against anarchy. And with India heading towards lawlessness as a result of vast power being held in the hands
In Hindu societies, priests are at the top of the hierarchy, followed by warrior caste, merchant and daily workers. At the bottom of the social ladder is the last group—people
In the 190 years leading up to Britain’s departure from India in 1947, the per capita income of average Indians had not grown, while the literacy rate was just 18%.
According to Transparency International, a Washington-based corruption watchdog, India ranked 81st out of 181 countries on a 2017 global corruption index. Although a democracy, India ranked below undemocratic China and
Coming up on Arlington Public News: What is it like to be rescued from frigid waters after falling through the ice in brutal-cold temperatures? Just one week after a man
For the homeless, the cold winter months are unrelenting. Those people on the margins of society are faced with the daily challenge of simply surviving a cold winter night. It’s
After 20-years, Arlington Police Chief Fred Ryan officially retires this week. And already town leaders have named his successor. Spikes to keep out the homeless? This was not Arlington’s idea.
The United States has only 5% of the world’s population, but it has nearly 25% of its prisoners. Roughly two million people incarcerated. And the Bureau of Justice Statistics says out
Loving remembrances at the select board chambers this week as Arlington’s town leaders remember Kevin Greeley. And after more than 33 years of service, Fred Ryan, Arlington’s chief of police,
Windborne Singers: Lauren Breunig Jeremy Carter-Gordon Lynn Mahoney Rowan Will Thomas Rowan Special thanks to Mary Cummings Presented by Communities for Restorative Justice Hosted by First Parish Unitarian Universalists of
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In this edition of APN, Whittemore Park is the center of attention. A summer beer garden and future improvements. Increased flooding, heat waves and hurricanes; Arlington’s plans for for climate
In this edition of APN, town meeting puts recreational marijuana on hold, and moves ahead on a liquor license request. We’ll wrap up this year’s votes for you. And we
Arlington Police Department is acknowledged for its compassionate approach for facing a mental health crisis. The One Mind Campaign is setting the standard for police response.
Arlington resident and documentary filmmaker John Baynard is committed to bringing a voice and a name to the homeless. ACMi is airing his latest documentary, “Where Did You Sleep Last
Domestic violence is getting attention in Arlington with a focus on safe relationships for teens. As part of its parent forum series Arlington Public Schools hosted a speaker who lost
This year, Arlington came together to read “Becoming Nicole” and to learn more about transgender issues. Nicole Maines and her father shared their story with residents earlier this month. Reporter Gayatri
The growing national debate over undocumented immigrants turns local as Arlington debates becoming a sanctuary city – or in this case, a sanctuary town.
Mayor Michael Curtatone’s refusal to remove a Black Lives Matter banner from Somerville’s City Hall building recently sparked simultaneous demonstrations in that city. Police gathered in front of City Hall
Most of us think of geography as the study of continents, the names of capitals, perhaps the impact of rivers on human cultures. And certainly geography is all of those,
Most of us think of geography as the study of continents, the names of capitals, perhaps the impact of rivers on human cultures. And certainly geography is all of those,
The Black Lives Matter banner outside the First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church in Arlington Center was recently vandalized for a second time. An identical banner was quickly re-dedicated by the
“Voices of Partition,” is a theatrical production based on the narratives of survivors from the 1947 partition of Pakistan and India. Thanks to Ali RoOoh Productions for permission to use
On October 13th, 2015, the Arlington Youth Health & Safety Coalition sponsored “The Opioid Crisis: Identifying Community Solutions in Arlington” in the Arlington Town Hall Auditorium.
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we bring you highlights from the recent School Committee meeting that addressed
According to a survey released by the Association of American Universities, one in four women experience sexual assault or sexual misconduct during their college years. We asked our APN college
The Supreme Court ruled on June 1st in favor of a Pennsylvania man who posted several violent messages on Facebook. This is the first time for the Court to raise
The Supreme Court ruled on June 1st in favor of a Pennsylvania man who posted several violent messages on Facebook. This is the first time for the Court to raise
Game developer Brianna Wu shares her experiences as she discusses privacy and online safety on the internet. This is an extended version of a previous segment: http://acmi.tv/videos/brianna-wu-on-privacy/
Game developer Brianna Wu shares her experiences as she discusses privacy and online safety on the internet. To see an extended version of this interview, please visit: http://acmi.tv/videos/brianna-wu-on-privacy-extended/
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
The Boston Marathon trial may be over but its left much to be discussed. The sentencing phase sparked intense social and political conversation over the death penalty and led to
https://youtu.be/14taGQ-rn4U The Boston Marathon trial may be over but its left much to be discussed. The sentencing phase sparked intense social and political conversation over the death penalty and led
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
In tonight’s newscast, we continue reporting on Business and Businesses in Arlington and explore the concerns and issues they face. We have a conversation about Fatherhood, Masculinity and Race with
The birth of a child is typically one of a parent’s happiest moments. But what if the child faced a mountain of biased and stunting statistics, not because of who
The birth of a child is typically one of a parent’s happiest moments. But what if the child faced a mountain of biased and stunting statistics, not because of who
The Church of Our Savior in Arlington is holding a book event on Sunday, April 26. The featured speaker is Sociologist Susan Sered, who will discuss her new book, “Can’t
The Church of Our Savior in Arlington is holding a book event on Sunday, April 26. The featured speaker is Sociologist Susan Sered, who will discuss her new book, “Can’t
News Producer Aakruti Jagmohan spoke with Craig Norberg-Bohm and Elaine Shea about the Jane Doe Inc White Ribbon Day and taking a stand against domestic violence. This is the extended
Arlington is taking part in the national White Ribbon campaign. On Thursday, March 26th, Town Hall is hosting a public forum as part of the movement of men and boys
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we look at students in a robotics competition, we discuss the issue
On February 28th, Arlington’s Vision 2020 Diversity Task Group co-sponsored “Unequal Justice” a forum about our criminal justice system in relation to race and class. The panel made up of
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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
Our institutions are a reflection of who we are as a people, and an indication of the hopes and fears we harbor as a society. Our country’s prisons are no
Our institutions are a reflection of who we are as a people, and an indication of the hopes and fears we harbor as a society. Our country’s prisons are no
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we present highlights of a panel discussion on “Race Matters,” we learn
Several events in the final months of 2014 focused much of the nation’s attention on relations between police departments and their communities, particularly with residents of color. In response to
Several events in the final months of 2014 focused much of the nation’s attention on relations between police departments and their communities, particularly with residents of color. In response to
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we feature coverage of the “Black Lives Matter” Vigil recently held in
“Black Lives Matter, All Lives Matter.” These slogans are gaining popularity nationwide through the protests and rallies organized in response to grand jury decisions in New York and Missouri not
Many of us will get to enjoy sumptuous holiday feasts and yummy treats like you’ve just seen, but for others it is just another time of struggle to provide food
After 27 years in office and a failed attempt to extend his rule by changing the constitution of Burkina Faso, President Blaise Compaore resigned in October 2014. His resignation opened
In light of the expanding international discussion of the spread of Ebola and concerns about controlling the virus, APN spoke with Dr. Christian Lanphere, Emergency Manager at the Cambridge Health
In tonight’s newscast, we look at the effects of construction on Arlington’s Mass Ave; we discuss the perceived connection between money and politics; and we look back to Opening Night
The Ebola virus triggers a severe, often fatal illness in humans. The most recent outbreak in West Africa has been spreading at an exponential rate, and has deeply influenced family
In the United States, immigrants and minorities are disproportionately affected by poverty. One program, called “Found in Translation”, is combating this issue by helping low-income, multilingual women develop the use
In tonight’s newscast, we bring you a report on scams and scammers and what you can do to protect yourself. We also feature highlights from Town Day as well as
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
News Producer Aakruti Jagmohan travels around town to hear what you have to say about current events. In this segment of “You Speak,” she poses questions to residents about the
We have all had them come to our door, call, or email us at this time of year – they’re solicitors. And while most are legitimate, some decidedly are NOT,
Hannah Perlmutter joins us for a special report on a recent drive-by shooting in Arlington, MA.
We brought in DeAnne Dupont and Julie Kremer, the co-founders and co-directors of the Food Recovery Project. This Arlington-based non-profit organization has for the past two years collected excess food
We spoke to Betsy Leondar-Wright, program director at Class Action, a national non-profit aimed at inspiring people of all backgrounds to identify and address issues of class and classism. Betsy
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
Lawrence Blum is a distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Education, and Multiculturalism. He has written 5 books covering such subjects as morality, race studies, and moral philosophy. Blum visited the APN
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
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
Lawrence Blum is a distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Education, and Multiculturalism. He has written 5 books covering such subjects as morality, race studies, and moral philosophy. Blum visited the APN
The Sri Chinmoy Peace Run is a global relay that promotes international friendship, understanding and peace. A team of international runners from more than 100 countries carry a torch symbolizing
News Intern Lindsey Kennett traveled around town to hear what you have to say about current events. In this segment of “You Speak,” she poses questions to residents about the
We spoke to Betsy Leondar-Wright, program director at Class Action, a national non-profit aimed at inspiring people of all backgrounds to identify and address issues of class and classism. Betsy
The third segment of APN’s Gender Discrimination Series by Youth Producer Gayatri Sundar Rajan. Part 3 focuses on women executives, and some of the dilemmas they face on their path
We brought in DeAnne Dupont and Julie Kremer, the co-founders and co-directors of the Food Recovery Project. This Arlington-based non-profit organization has for the past two years collected excess food
Arlington Public News is excited to introduce a new segment called “World in 60,” in which viewers will receive just such an update, two times a week! Hosted by Aakruti
Arlington Public News is excited to introduce a new segment called “World in 60,” in which viewers will receive just such an update, two times a week! Hosted by Aakruti
Alice Rothchild, a physician, writer and documentary filmmaker speaks about Palestine and Israel in the aftermath of her recent documentary “Voices Across the Divide”, which premiered at the Regent Theatre.
Arlington Public News is excited to introduce a new segment called “Arlington in 2”. Hosted by Aakruti Jagmohan, “Arlington in 2″ will sum up local events of the previous week
The William J Reardon Jr Veterans Resource Center is Arlington Town Hall’s newest addition. Aimed at supporting veterans’ rights and well-being, the Center provides local services to all veterans. APN attended
As part of our ongoing coverage of the Mass Ave. Rebuild project, Arlington Public News recently spoke with Howard Muise, Co-Chair of the Arlington Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC), about design
In tonight’s newscast, we look at an organization that counsels and empowers women; we speak with Activist and Author Alice Rothchild about the Israeli/Palestinian conflict; and we discuss ways that
Numerous women face issues of domestic violence, sexual assault, abuse, and discrimination. APN presents this profile of The Women’s Center, an organization that provides resources, support, and healing from these
Today we have a conversation about Palestine and Israel, in the aftermath of the recent documentary “Voices Across the Divide”. We are joined by Alice Rothchild, a physician who has
The Young Men’s Success Series is a life-management program designed to provide young men with skills to build a successful life. News Producers Michael Armanious and Gayatri Sundar Rajan show
In tonight’s newscast, we will also learn about the goals of Arlington’s Diversity Task Group, we’ll speak with volunteers from the non-profit iCanShine, and we will discuss life as a
Arlington’s Diversity Task Group works to create a welcoming, inclusive, and respectful environment in Arlington. Producer Peter Bermudes met with Bonie Bagchi Williamson and Miriam Stein to discuss the group’s
In the wake of the sexual assault that occurred in Arlington on June 1st, APN spoke with Arlington Police Captain Fred Ryan and Gayle Jaffe from the Boston Area Rape
In tonight’s newscast, we explore the challenges working women face as they move in and out of the workforce, we learn about a very special camp that took place at
‘Working Mothers’ is the second in a Gender Discrimination Series by Youth Producer Gayatri Sundar Rajan. The second segment addresses obstacles facing working mothers. Segment is part of Newscast recorded
Marriage is a social and cultural union, practiced through the ages, and across the world. APN recently attended a very special 10th-anniversary celebration. Segment is part of Newscast recorded on
Violent conflict continues in Syria after over three years: thousands have died, millions have been forced from their homes, and the international community remains idle. Citizen journalist and survivor of
Peter Bermudes spoke with teacher, activist, and author, Professor Peniel Joseph about his new book “Stokely: A Life;” and the history of the Black Power movement. Watch the abridged version
In tonight’s newscast, we discuss the Boston Marathon, and what running this year means to a few local runners; we bring you highlights from a forum on homelessness; and we
https://vimeo.com/91651111 Homelessness means not having a home. Although we normally associate homelessness with sleeping in doorways or on the street, homelessness can also be hidden, for instance if you are sleeping
What does it mean to be a citizen journalist in Syria? What price would you be willing to pay to report the news? Next, we discover one man’s answers to
https://vimeo.com/90556380 In tonight’s newscast, we learn about the field of urban planning; we discuss the consequences of net neutrality; and we hear about the importance of learning your history from
Robbins Library held An Afternoon with Janet Singer Applefield on March 15. Miss Applefield is a child survivor of the Holocaust, and she shared her stories of living in Poland
‘Equal Pay’ is the first in a Gender Discrimination Series by Youth Producer Gayatri Sundar Rajan. The first segment deals with the pay discrepancy between men and women. Women are
https://vimeo.com/89341381 In tonight’s newscast, we continue to review presentations for the Arlington Master Plan; we speak with artist Winfred Rembert about his life and work; and we discuss the Black
Although Black History Month has ended, the celebration of diversity and the dialogue about race, class, and democracy continues. Peter Bermudes spoke with teacher, activist, and author, Professor Peniel Joseph
https://vimeo.com/87820661 Extended Interview – News Producer James Milan spoke with artist Winfred Rembert, and his wife, Patsy Rembert, about his life, his work, and his upcoming “Artist in Residency” visit
“The past is never dead. It’s not even past,” a Faulkner character famously said. No issue in American life reveals the profound truth of that quote more than race. Fortunately
https://vimeo.com/77811853 In tonight’s newscast, we bring you highlights from the Bill Shea Library dedication ceremony, we visit one of Arlington’s oldest businesses and one of its newest, and we introduce
News producer Peter Bermudes talks with Arlingtonian Robert McKersie about his new book, “A Decisive Decade: An Insider’s View of the Chicago Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s.” Currently Professor
https://vimeo.com/71042329 July 24, 2013 Arlington Public Newscast.
Human Rights are rights inherent to all human beings. Individuals are entitled to those rights regardless of their background, color or nationality. The United States and Americans pride themselves in