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Budget Shortfalls and upcoming school construction projects could mean Arlington homeowners will see a significant property tax increase in the next few years.
In this edition of APN, the town is facing a deficit– when and how much taxes could go up. Also, Arlington Police are out in front in dealing with
On this Ponder Scope we learn about the the DJJ Arts Scholarship, the Wonderful Town musical, and more.
Our Studio B Sports Crew brings us the latest as the winter season heads into the playoffs.
There are plenty of activities and events to keep kids of all ages happy during vacation week. The Historical Society’s Winter Wednesdays series continues and EcoFest is on its way.
The second of AHS Building Project forums focused on the educational vision that educators, residents and students want to see supported in a new or renovated building. The evening began
Arlington is on the leading edge of the self driving car revolution. Town Manager Adam Chapdelaine is working with the Massachusetts Department of Transportation to get the town in line
Election and Budget season have kicked off in Arlington. There’s a primary race shaping up in the 23rd Middlesex House District and the FY19 Schools Budget includes more help for
Re-Codification of the Zoning By-Laws was the main issue before this month’s Special Town Meeting. The outcome of the year and a half long process was a question mark right
On this Ponder Scope we learn about the A-Town Teen Video Contest, the AHS Town Hall, and more.
On this Ponder Scope we learn about singing telegrams for Valentine’s Day, a disaster preparedness Coursera course, and more.
More than a hundred residents attended the first interactive community forum on the Arlington High School build project. Attendees got an update on the process. Then it was time for
The flu is widespread across the nation with cases quickly rising here in Massachusetts and Public health officials say Arlington is not immune. The towns public health director tells Arlington