Topic: Segments

No doubt the COVID crisis has cut short many summer activities around these parts including Revolutionary War reenactments. But we found the largest colonial battle about a hour’s drive from

ACMi News has been in touch with several former news interns who’ve gone from cutting their teeth in Arlington to working at network TV affiliates nationwide. Alexandria Acacia is one

Arlington’s police department responds to a civil rights lawsuit filed late this week alleging a racial profiling incident which occurred February 2021. The group “Lawyers for Civil Rights,” or LCR,

It’s no secret that Arlington’s police department does what it can to promote a trusting relationship with community members it’s paid to protect. This week, Arlington’s version of “National Night

A very popular and creative eatery is once again open for business. Thrive Juice Cafe at 169 Mass Ave. reopened it’s doors recently after flames swept through the building last

Did you know that on day one of the Revolutionary War the battle that saw the most casualties was right here in town? It’s the largest battle in terms of

The Regent Theatre has a hot line-up of movies, concerts and charity events to round-out the tail end of the Summer season. The theater will be closing for a few

Meantime, ACMi News has been in touch with several former news interns who’ve gone to bigger and better things in the TV news biz. Moses Small, a graduate of Emerson

We don’t need to tell you, this week is a scorcher! To use the ancient roman term we are clearly in the “dog days of summer.” So how are some

Have you seen Broadway Plaza in Arlington Center lately? It looks fantastic! This week town leaders staged a ribbon-cutting ceremony to welcome this renovated parcel of real estate. And kudos

In this DPCD Update, Acting Director, Kelly Lynema invites the public to the Affordable Housing Trust’s Virtual Forum and Listening Session on July 28th. She also provides updates on the

One month ago, ACMi News aired a story about discarded fishing gear. Monofilament lines, float, and hooks left at Arlington’s lush waterways and parks for someone else to pick-up. Or

We have been contacting several former interns who’ve gone to bigger and better things in the TV News biz. Stephanie Wittenbach, a graduate of Emerson College, was an ACMi News

You may recall members of a family of owls died suddenly at Menotomy Rocks Park earlier this year. And even though the owls were never sent for testing, residents are