The ACA’s most recent exhibit is a creative collaboration between the local artists of ArtLinks and the town’s Poet Laureate, Steven Ratiner. With Ratiner’s words as inspiration, artists filled canvases
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
While new COVID-19 cases continue to drop, the CDC provided guidance for fully vaccinated people, who are now allowed to visit with each other without wearing masks or keeping 6
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 ongoing rebuild of Arlington High School recently reached another milestone. To commemorate the moment, AHS seniors were invited to contribute in a way that will last forever. ACMi’s high
Massachusetts public schools will move to fully in-person classes. The state’s decision was based on concern about students’ mental and physical well-being. ACMi News correspondent Inyeong Kim talked to Arlington
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
The governor wants full in-person learning to be available to every student by sometime in April. Arlington parents weigh in on that plan, with the School Committee soon to follow.
In the latest in our series spotlighting local businesses, Senior News Producer Anim Osmani visited Capitol Square in East Arlington to meet a couple of women who didn’t let a