In this interview with junior senator Ed Markey, he tells us about his proposed actions to save public access television stations nationwide. He is trying to save them from the
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The Arlington Health Department announces a partnership with AFC Urgent Care Arlington to offer COVID-19 testing to Arlington residents. This, after new guidance issued by the State Department of Public
Despite the pandemic and no open houses, the market remains strong according to a long-time Arlington realtor. Steve McKenna of Bowes Real Estate says there isn’t much on the market
Absolutely no one was been untouched by what has happened in the last month or two, and that includes us. ACMi has had to close its doors until this virus
The town of Arlington is teaming up with its Chamber of Commerce so Arlingtonians can have fun for a serious cause. You can play Bingo and also help out nearly
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As Arlington endure the continuing fears and frustrations over this COVID-19 pandemic, many questions are being raised. When can we get back together again? When can we go back to
Under an order issued this week by Governor Charlie Baker, anyone going out in public in the Baystate will be expected to wear a mask. We’ll tell you what that
School is back in session online, but will students show up? The state has closed all schools for the remainder of the academic year as a result of the new
Beginning immediately, the town of Arlington has issued an advisory that all residents age two or older wear a face covering when in public. The select board approves a plan
Sam talks with two CAAD students who have been 3D printing parts for masks at home to be sent out to local health care providers in need of supplies.