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This week on the Ponder Scope learn about the learn about the new AHS Club United, the Girls Cross Meeting, the APS Art Exhibit Closing Reception, Principal’s Coffee, and more.
This week on the Ponder Scope learn about the AHS Spring College Fair, an opportunity to help families in developing countries with your old shoes, the upcoming student council elections,
In this edition of Arlington Public News town officials vote in favor of re-opening the Gibbs School instead of adding on to the Ottoson to make room for more middle-schoolers.
Mindfulness, a form of meditation to clear the mind and slow one-self down is taking off across the nation and Arlington is no exception. Classes are offered through Arlington Community
Students from Japan are getting to know Arlington better. A group of teens from Nagaokakyo, Japan have immersed themselves in the culture here continuing with a 32 year-long sister city
Town officials are moving ahead with various plans to deal with growing student enrollments. The Arlington Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to place debt exclusion questions before voters on June
The Arts and Entertainment calendar for May includes Stories of Stigma, a BIKEArlington Tour, and much more.
This week on the Ponder Scope learn about a community service opportunity at the Dallin Elementary School’s STEAM Night, the upcoming biannual jazz showcase called Bejazzled, the upcoming student council
Built in 1916, the historic Regent Theatre remains true to its roots as a vibrant vaudeville house. An intimate 500-seat performing arts center with superior acoustics and comfortable seating, “Arlington’s
Anime Boston is a three-day convention held annually in Boston, Massachusetts under the supervision of the New England Anime Society. The focus is on celebrating and promoting Japanese animation, comics,
This Arlington Snap Shot edition takes a look at the  Monday April 25th and Wednesday April 27th town meetings in discussion of zoning. There were oppositions against Article 6 regarding an
Arlington Public Art recently kicked off their Teen Art Banner Initiative. Following the winner’s submissions being displayed throughout Mass Ave, we spoke with Adria Arch from the organization to get
This week on the Ponder Scope, learn about the Open Mic event, the Incoming Freshman Athletics Night, the AHS Pops Concert, and volunteering for theSummerFun! program.
In this edition of Arlington Public News, we have a look at the latest in local government developments, including a School Committee vote to address enrollment growth by using the
The Arlington Human Rights Commission is looking to join 12 other cities in Massachusetts that have nondiscrimination laws protecting gender identity. Through a warrant article they’re sponsoring, the Commission is