Two weeks ago, a suspected car bomb ignited and prompted a fire near a news station in Bakersfield, California. We were intrigued to find out that a former ACMi News
For what has felt like a very long time, COVID-19 has taken an emotional toll on us and the ones we love by imposing great distance between us, straining our
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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For Easter Sunday this year, many houses of worship will celebrate or hold mass differently due to the pandemic. Some churches will remain closed and others will offer virtual masses.
The pandemic has been difficult for all of us, but many Arlingtonians have been stepping up to help the community. The owner of Marchelle Salon, Michelle Casey, wanted to find
Effective Monday, March 29th, the Commonwealth kicked off a statewide initiative to deliver and administer vaccines to homebound residents. However, Arlington’s Board of Health has chosen to manage its own
Good news for the homebound population in Arlington, as local health officials are set to begin administering COVID-19 vaccines right in your own home. Net Zero by 2050 in Arlington
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At this time of year, there are a number of ways Arlingtonians can add some spring to their step. One of them is to plant street trees in public spaces.
Arlington EATS is a non-profit organization that aims to eliminate food insecurity here in Arlington. Normally around this time they would hold a benefit concert called Beats for EATS, but
March 26th marks the one-year anniversary of the Red Letter Poems Project. The project, initiated by the town’s poet laureate, Steven Ratiner, shares original poetry from Arlington and beyond by