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
Several residents in Arlington experienced a surprising power surge earlier this week leaving some households without power over the weekend. We went to investigate and this is what we discovered
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Fall is here which means we’re one step closer to the holidays. Shopping, that is! Arlington has begun the search for small business owners to headline their annual holiday market
Town leaders joined Chamber of Commerce members on Tuesday, September 21st to take a look back at recent months, and forward to the coming year. ACMi News intern Nicole Garay,
Road crews are busy this week giving new life to seven Arlington roads. We’ll tell you where they’re working and how long this paving project will take. Jesus Christ Superstar
*Testing is going room to room by house during B block this week. We will be adjusting to make the testing accessible and will notify students and families of the
Arlington residents are rallying together to support a local business following a tragic fire. Although there were no injuries, there was major damage to the building last month. This month,
More West Nile concerns in Arlington and other parts of Middlesex County. Health officials have recently put our town at high risk for the mosquito borne illness. A couple walking
The Jewish high holidays are upon us and people are on the hunt for challah. A local Arlington bakery is gearing up to break bread with the community. ACMi’s Alexandria
The hunt is on for a coyote who attacked two young girls in Arlington, September the 5th. We’ll tell you how the victims are doing and what’s being done to
There’s certainly a lot to look forward to in September and beyond, but here’s a look back at what took place this past weekend. You might think that cats are