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In this edition of APN, flu season is here. We look into how Arlington is faring. Finalists for the principal’s position at Ottoson Middle School meet the community. And Senator Ed
On this Ponder Scope we learn about the March SAT registration, Junior Parent Night, and more.
On this Ponder Scope we learn about the Battle of the Band, the Talent Show and more.
In this edition of APN we’ll bring you stories to watch in 2018. We’ll update you on where several major development proposals stand, and where you could see construction begin.
On this Ponder Scope we learn about the one-act plays, Sophomore Parent Night, Senior Portraits and more.
In this edition of Arlington Public News, we take a look back at some of the top news stories we covered this past year and the impact many of those
On this Ponder Scope we learn about all the holiday events and the intergenerational book club.
Arlington High School Nurse Sarah Lee saw a need. She teamed up with the Interact and Do Something Club to do something about it. Now AHS students can “shop” for
The HAWK is out and Red, Yellow, Green are in. The town hopes changes in signaling and bike crossing patterns in Arlington Center cut down on confusion, increase traffic flow
The Arlington non-profit connects excess food with groups that get it distributed. The result, less food waste and more resources for food pantries and programs.
Arlington resident and documentary filmmaker John Baynard is committed to bringing a voice and a name to the homeless. ACMi is airing his latest documentary, “Where Did You Sleep Last
Arlington police are warning residents that there’s a grinch about town this holiday season. And, the Board of Selectmen get ready to fill Steven Byrne’s empty seat.
In this edition of Arlington Public News, new signals are up and running. We’ve got a closer look at the hows and whys of changes in Arlington Center. And where
