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Patriots owner Robert Kraft pled not guilty to two counts of misdemeanor solicitation of prostitution in Florida recently. This after he was charged in a crackdown on massage parlor prostitution.
A one-on-one interview with the district attorney of Middlesex County. This after an Arlington business is closed. It’s owner charged with human trafficking for sexual servatude. In wake of the
ACT test dates, All Town Orchestra concerts, and more on this weeks Ponder Scope.
Town leaders announce this week that a prominent police lieutenant himself will undergo this town’s restorative justice approach to community policing. What happens next to Lt. Richard Pedrini? Arlington’s recreation
We have the latest in basketball action and girls ice hockey. And we also have an exclusive one-on-one interview with a goaltender who’s mantra is “the puck stops here.” Here’s
There’s a new establishment in Arlington center for those of us who love an exotic beverage. Bubbly drinks especially make us want to build the world a home and furnish
One thing that does not want to be an additional tax burden for the town–an indoor pool. It’s not going to be a part of the high school building project
Arlington’s police force prides itself in setting the standard for other law enforcement agencies nationwide. Its progressive approach is driven by community values, transparency, and restorative justice. That mission was put
The Freshman/Sophomore Semi-Formal, the Arlington A Contest, and Spring Sports registration on this weeks Ponder Scope.
Arlington’s own track phenomenon Ryan Oosting has just added more hardware to his trophy collection. An award that puts him on an equal footing with the likes of Peyton Manning and Derek Jeter.
Food Link, the community organization that rescues fresh food and alleviates hunger for so many area residents, broke ground earlier this week at its new location on Summer Street
An arrest is made in what has been a disturbing string of home break-ins in the area including Arlington. So far, 19 break-ins in all. And Arlington police are not
The start of winter break, the semi-formal dance, and more on this weeks Ponder Scope.
The budget for Arlington High School has been set, and it’s lower than originally thought. The High School Building Committee shaved $17 million dollars off the original estimate of $308
We just survived the holidays and already it’s time to gear up for Valentine’s Day. There’s a lot going on at Capitol Square on Saturday, February 9th. Arts and Entertainment