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
An iconic Arlington event celebrates its tenth anniversary, but not the way they expected. Some people will get to the polls this year on a pair of borrowed wheels. And
Sydney has really been milking the buildup to Halloween, and follows last week’s guide to spooky TV by introducing some movies that have genuinely scared her, and she doesn’t scare
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On Thursday, October 29th, the Old Schwamb Mill joined with a prominent local historian to return to 1970 – virtually, of course – to look at some pivotal events that
Not sure how you’ll be getting to the polls this Tuesday? Bluebikes have you covered with a free ride on election day! ACMi’s Isabel Litterst talked to Arlington’s town clerk,
It’s been several months, but the project to renovate the sidewalks in Arlington Center has finally been completed. Michael Rademacher, the director of public works, walked correspondent Inyeong Kim through
Arlington police officer Brandon Wenz received a life-saving ribbon for saving an elderly woman after a devastating storm caused a tree to fall on her home.
The Arlington International Film Festival hits its 10th anniversary next week, featuring films produced by hundreds of filmmakers from all over the world; including short films produced by Arlington youth.
With the fall season upon us Sydney has curated a list of the best scary TV shows to binge this Halloween.
Arlington’s True Story Theater group has been bringing the community together through improvisational performances for a long time. This week, the troupe held their annual Fall fundraiser on Zoom. ACMi’s
Halloween is right around the corner. But how will it be different this year? ACMi’s Inyeong Kim finds out.
It’s been a long battle through the pandemic, but the Regent Theatre has survived through creative thinking and flexibility. Now it is set to allow limited in-person seating following safety