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January 15, 2022 would have been Dr. Martin Luther King’s 93rd birthday. To celebrate this occasion and to honor this legendary and steadfast champion of civil rights, Arlington will be
You would think that after nearly three hundred years, all secrets would be revealed at Arlington’s Jason Russell house. But an ongoing investigation recently by historians and ballistics professionals shows
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*Testing is going room to room by house during B block this week. We will be adjusting to make the testing accessible and will notify students and families of the
A popular coffee house in the center where people can kick back, sip some espresso or delight themselves with some sandwiches, expanded seating options for patrons, indoor and out. Here’s
You View – Season 1 Episode 6 In this episode, we get an inside scoop into the fresh new Abbott’s location in the heights, connect with the leaders of the
Arlington residents have a bunch of summer recreation activities to choose from, but how about those more interested in the arts? Senior News Producer, Anim Osmani introduces us to a
A way that people try to stay cool is by dressing more lightly and comfortably in the spring and summer. For some Arlington High School students, this has sparked controversy
Fire swept through a two-family home in East Arlington last weekend. Arlington Police de-escalate a tense situation in Mugar Woods as an officer keeps his cool while facing a man
A group of Minuteman High School students recently won two awards at the FIRST Robotics competition. FIRST is a global nonprofit organization that advances education in STEM subjects, as their
You View – Season 1 Episode 5 In this episode, we roam the halls of the soon to be bustling Capitol Theatre, have a discussion with leaders of Asian American
The Arlington High School Drama Guild has put together a virtual musical, Amour! In postwar Paris, an unassuming clerk – who secretly pines for his unhappily married neighbor – inexplicably
You View – Season 1 Episode 4 Spring has officially sprung in Arlington with A LOT going on in town! In this episode, a transportation enthusiast gives his tips on
This is the AHS performing arts 4th collaborative concert of the year – featuring choral pieces as well as instrumental and music technology productions! Arlington students continue to find ways
You View – Season 1 Episode 3 In this episode, a journalist gives her take on the latest happenings around town, students express their perspectives on AHS’ new hybrid model,
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The latest newsletter from the AWG. Get caught up on how to help make AHS an anti-racist environment.
An excerpt from Student Stories in the upcoming Episode of You View (Season 1 Episode 2). A conversation with two leaders of Arlington High School’s Anti-Racism Working Group. Released in
Program available here. Featuring AHS Choral & Instrumental Ensembles as well as the Music Technologies Dept. “During these challenging times, through their passion for and love of learning and teaching
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A-Town 2020 Program: Final Hour – Michael W. The Grill – ACMi Summer Film Camp To the Seas – Kayleen Vicente The Multiverse – LTC Youth Media The Fear –
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Town Manager Adam Chapdelaine gives an overview of 2020 in the Town of Arlington, MA. To find out more visit: https://www.acmi.tv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/acmitv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/acmitv Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/arlingtoncommunitymedia/
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You View – School Year Season Premiere (Ep. 5) You View is BACK with the school year season premiere!! New hosts, new segments, and new cinematography combine to create a
Welcome to Arlington High School’s Performing Arts “Music for Healing” concert. Tonight, we will showcase a diverse selection of music sourced from the Arlington High School ensembles and Music Technology
Halloween has come and gone safely here in Arlington. So what do people do with their pumpkins now? Why, recycle them of course! ACMi news correspondent Krystin Beaulieu attended a
This is the monthly video newsletter of the Arlington High School Anti-racism Working Group. The Antiracism Working Group is a group of students, staff, and administrators communicating and collaborating to
Wednesday, November 4th Black Earth will start their rounds at 1:30pm so this is the tentative schedule: Stratton (1:30pm pick up), Peirce (1:50pm pick up), Dallin (2:10pm pick up) Brackett
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“Chameleon” by Herbie Hancock Performed by the Arlington High School Jazz Band Video produced and edited by Daniel Gorbunov This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc.
A local 5th grader, Sabina von Goeler, raised over $1,300 for an animal shelter in Groveland through her online community project, Fundraising 4 Paws. ACMi News correspondent Isabel Litterst met
Want to be on a TV Show? Want an easy way to make something for and about your peers? WELL, THIS IS YOUR CHANCE! You View, the original show about
Local businesses get a boost as we head into the fall and some quirky new residents move into lodgings with a view of Spy Pond. That and more on ACMi
Arlington sports are BACK! Nick brings you the results from week 1 of the fall sports season. ACMi Sports broadcasts are volunteer productions, and we need YOUR help to cover
Nick sits down with Arlington Boys Soccer captain Ryan O’Rourke to discuss the team’s season opening matchup against Woburn. ACMi Sports broadcasts are volunteer productions, and we need YOUR help
Teachers and staff welcome students back to AHS. This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum
The Guys discuss the culmination of the battle between Donovan Mitchell and Jamal Murray, as well as the Celtics chances of going all the way. Make sure to follow us
You View- Episode 4 In You View’s summer season finale, we discuss the return of a popular town event, sit down with a panel of AHS students, reflect back on
The Arlington Public Schools K-12 Visual Art Department is pleased to present “Students Reflect”: a video featuring student artwork created during the pandemic. The prompt was simply this: “We invite
Donations gratefully accepted at: https://tinyurl.com/dana-farber-cancer Host – Sam Dieringer Producer – Sagar Rastogi Arlington’s Got Talent is a live virtual townwide talent show fundraiser led by the AHS Scoops club
No Turn On Red 05:55 Obliviation 27:50 Gym Class 51:10 Senior Citizens 01:16:00 P.A.X 01:42:00 Chicken Big 02:07:30 Educated Guests 02:34:33 This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community
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Presentation by AHS administration and graduation planners (e.g., graduation, awards, yearbook) followed by online Q&A.
Senior Parent Forum Cap and Gown Delivery Senior locker clean out and book return Library books “Wish You Were Here,” a song by Pink Floyd, performed by history teacher Mr.
Class of 2020 in the Advocate “The Sun Never Says” by Hafiz, read by English teacher Ms. Heyneman
Please join us TONIGHT for the A-Town Teen Film Festival! Brought to you by ACMi and the Regent Theatre. The festival will premiere Tuesday May 19, 7-9PM via the Regent
Senior Meeting Questions Communications MOOCs “Tintern Abbey” by William Wordsworth, read by Dr. Janger
There are two open seats on the Select Board, and three candidates in the contest to fill them. In this debate, veteran Select Board member Diane Mahon and first-time candidates
Senior Parent meeting date Audit reporting Student Honors from NASA “Perseus” by Soon Hee Newbold, performed by members of our AHS Honors Orchestra.
Your questions Recording audits Senior book return Retrieving belongings Senior parent forum Course selection “I cannot dance upon my toes” by Emily Dickinson, read by English teacher Ms. Bessette
Parent Forum requests Senior Tshirts Senior Name Pronunciation Graduation Speech Contest $500 Grubstreet Writing Events Poem of the Day from “Tommy”
“Tommy by the Who,” the musical – a video Senior name pronunciation “Wait” by Galway Kinnell, read by English and history teacher, Ms. Basso
Executive Director Leon Smith, and Deputy Director Sana Fadel describe the work of Citizens for Juvenile Justice on behalf of Massachusetts youth, work that includes advocacy, coalition building, research, and
The cast of AHS’s Spring Musical – Tommy, by the Who – performs the finale, “See Me, Feel Me (Reprise)/Listening to You (Reprise)”. Cast: Maddy Brosius Violet de Besche Lindsey
Deadline to Audit Complete the Form for Term 4 Should I Audit? Coronacation Compilation Senior Video at acmi.tv/ponder-remote Senior Events page update New MOOCs for credit “Starbucks” written and read
A message from AHS seniors.
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A story for little children to enjoy.
Community Forum Interview with Dr. Janger Graduation overview “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life),” a song by Green Day, played and sung by history teacher Mr. Fant
Community Online Forum Graduation Letter and Survey Yard Signs “The Icelandic Language” by Bill Holm, read by French teacher Ms. Frank
Important emails Survey to Seniors Access to building Term 4 expectations for “meetings” “Prelude to Water Music” by Su Shi, read by Mandarin teacher Ms. Cao
https://vimeo.com/412431420/6f13bced94 A message to Arlington High School’s Class of 2020 from teachers, administration, and staff. Featuring “Some Nights”, performed by the AHS Madrigal Singers from aCATpella 2020.
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The final Sports Update of the season. See you in the fall! ACMi Sports broadcasts are volunteer productions, and we need YOUR help to cover the games. If you are
Arlington’s libraries are among the community’s most treasured resources, and it’s been a real blow to have them shuttered due to COVID-19. Library Director Andrea Nicolay joins Talk of the
Special Guest Announcer Star Wars Day Teacher Appreciation Week Start of Term 4 Ponder Scope on 3D printing masks Poem of the Day “Move On” by Stephen Sondheim, read by
One more Senior Meeting What’s an audit? Virtual Spirit Week “The Gift of Nothing” by Patrick McDonnell, read by social worker Chelsea Walsh
In its relatively short history, Food Link has become one of the most popular and effective social service agencies in this area. Its food recovery mission is being tested by
Term 4 begins Monday Thankful Thursday “The Walrus and the Carpenter” by Lewis Carroll, read by English teacher Ms. Miller
There are many front lines in the battle against COVID-19, and one of the most serious (and least publicized) is the food insecurity it is causing. Project Bread is a
Senior Meeting with Administration Survey for Seniors Virtual Spirit Week Poem of the Day is “Counting the Stars at Night” by Tongju Yun, read by physics teacher Dr. Roth
Senior Video from Staff, Last Call for Yearbook Input, Virtual Spirit Week – Tik Tok Tuesday. Poem of the day is “Invictus” by William Ernest Henley, read by English teacher
Trans activist Noah Stang-Osborne & LexPride Co-Chair Valerie Overton explain the types of identities we all have (sex assigned at birth, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, romantic orientation), how
Spirit Week and Maroon Monday Swag. Poem of the day is “Aimless Love” by Billy Collins, read by art teacher Ms. McCulloch.
Activists Andy Rubinson (Arlington Rainbow Commission) & Valerie Overton (LexPride) discuss the gaps in laws, policies, and circumstances that lead to situations where LGBTQ+ people tend to be vulnerable. They
Activists Andy Rubinson (Arlington Rainbow Commission) & Valerie Overton (LexPride) summarize MA laws that provide protections for LGBTQ+ people, where gaps exist, and what some cities and towns offer in
Trans activist Noah Stang-Osborne & LexPride Co-Chair Valerie Overton discuss the distinct likelihood that we interact with LGBTQ+ people often, sometimes without knowing. They explain basic good practices for inclusivity
Anne Westcott, a clinical social worker who focuses on helping children and adults deal with trauma, describes the issues and tensions that can arise from being confined together for a
In this special edition of the Ponder Scope, Sam talks with singer-songwriter and AHS Senior, Ella Simring, stage name, eliora. Check out eliora’s new single “Plushie Irish Setter” on all
Cieler concludes this podcast series with an urgent call to action–there are limited days left for Earth when she sends her message. This podcast was produced by the Ottoson Green
Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan addresses a number of important topics in a wide-ranging interview. She warns of COVID-19-related scams targeting people (especially elders) around bogus cures and CARES
Eid Mubarak, Ponder Scope and Sports Update, “Atoms with Consciousness, Matter with Curiosity” by Richard Feynman, read by Physics teacher Mr. Petrozzino (in honor of National Physics Day).
Auryn sends a message about clean water, plastic pollution, and protecting our oceans and marine life
Term 4 starts May 4th. Poem of the Day is “Foxes on the Trampoline” by Charlotte Boulay, read by English teacher Mr. Richardson.
Term 4 begins May 4, senior Events planning, and Earth Day and meteors. The poem of the day is an original work, “Heliocentrism” by Mr. Bourassa.
Cyra sends a message about renewable energy and warns how our use of fossil fuels has affected the future.
Senior events planning, communication overload, support for all Ponders, and #Maroonmonday. Tuesday’s poem of the day is “How to Fight” by Clint Smith, read by Ms. Bessette.
Mim hopes a message she sends from the Flitrei Technology Institute reaches us in the year 2020.
AHS reads alone book club, submitting to Poem of the Day, and helping the elderly are covered in the Ponder Scope. Maroon Mondays and the game of the week in
Zoom vs. Hangouts, Taking MOOCs, Library Office Hours, and the poem of the day from English teacher, Ms. Harple. The poem is “Continuities” by Walt Whitman.
Did you know you can get FREE access to the New York Times website through Robbins Library? It’s easy and will work even after the current crisis ends. Just visit
The Gibbs Green Team demonstrates what to recycle and compost and how to do it the right way.
Information about free access to the New York Times and the Poem of the Day featuring Ms. Heyneman.
Addressing questions and concerns by the senior class and where to find more information. Poem of the Day is “Very Large Moth” by Craig Arnold from English teacher Nicole Eidson.
The phasing in of a new schedule, free access to the New York Times, and the Poem of the Day by Michael Byrne.
DZON was composed by former Arlington Performing Arts Director, Pasquale Tassone. This performance is from the Music Technology & Honors Orchestra Concert in Old Hall.
An update on learning from home, information about a virtual family support group, and the poem of the day from Dr. Roth. This video was created in coordination with Arlington
AHS classes going back to counting for credit. Mr. Cincotta reads the Poem of the Day, “Keeping Quiet” by Pablo Neruda.
Chandler is joined by Principal Janger.
Paul McKnight reads the poem of the day, “Kindness” by Naomi Shihab Nye. This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated
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The end of Term 3, thoughts on enrichment, a performance of ‘Pinball Wizard’, and the Poem of the Day with Mr. Bourassa. This video was created in coordination with Arlington
What was the ship that came to the rescue of the Titanic survivors? Where did George Washington take the oath of office? Arlington High School trivia buffs took to the
A two-alarm garage fire then a series of explosions on Bowdoin Street in Arlington as billowing smoke can be seen for miles. Arlington fire crews frantically work to save nearby
On this episode, Cecile, Calista and Francoise make a beautiful and delicious Raspberry Buche (recipe below). Produced by Ottoson Media Group youth crew. For: 6/8 servings Preparation: 1 ½ hours
Cecile, Vera, and Francoise teach us how to make Guimauve (recipe below). Produced by Ottoson Media Group youth crew. For: 6 pers Preparation: 30 min Refrigerate 3 hours Ingredients: ½
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(Thompson Green Team Club Video) Wed Nov 6th: Thompson, Bishop, Hardy, Pierce Tues Nov 5th: Brackett, Dallin, Stratton Instructions: Families should bring their pumpkins to the designated area outside the
Commentary by Youssef Saleh ACMi Sports broadcasts are volunteer productions, and we need YOUR help to cover the games. If you are interested in getting involved and learning sports production,
Commentary by Nick Antonakas Camera Crew: Ilya Sharonov, Anoushka Oke, Ted Sharet, Jakob Roedl ACMi Sports broadcasts are volunteer productions, and we need YOUR help to cover the games. If
Arlington is on the fast track to install a faster track. Get ready for a permanent designated bus lane on Mass Ave in the near future. We talk to town
Commentary by Ken Kohlberg and Nick Antonakas ACMi Sports broadcasts are volunteer productions, and we need YOUR help to cover the games. If you are interested in getting involved and
Commentary by Ken Kohlberg and Youssef Saleh ACMi Sports broadcasts are volunteer productions, and we need YOUR help to cover the games. If you are interested in getting involved and
Filmed by Ilya Sharonov AHS Auditorium June 4, 2019 This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic
Ottoson Wood Gym Monday, June 17 This video was produced by the Ottoson Media Group youth crew. This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington,
Produced by Ottoson Media Group youth crew. This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for
Some unusual creatures were lurking through the Dallin Elementary School this week. They acted as teachers of sorts for the annual health, recreation and community safety summer program, better known
An Arlington lawmaker agrees to forfeit $10,000 in loans to his campaign after the state says he broke several campaign finance laws. We’ll have the latest on Sean Garballey. Spy
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Did you ever hear of an instrument known as the “jumping flea?” Beatle George Harrison strummed on a “jumping flea.” We know the instrument better as a ukulele! Harrison used
Most everyone has weighed in on the special election which will determine the course Arlington will be taking in the next few years. We have complete coverage of the proposed
For their final projects, members of the Summer Filmmaking Boot Camp were given a genre, character, prop, and line of dialogue as prompts to create a film. This team was
Director: Kevin Wetmore Tech Director: Alex Van Thong Cameras: Sam Staiti, Laura Davies, Nico Martinez Robotic Camera: Sean Keane Video Engineering: Jeff Munro, Staz Modrzynski Production Assistant: Daniel Gorbunov Graphics:
This years annual town meeting gets underway this week. Some town leaders say that Arlington needs to change but there are many town meeting members saying not so fast. We’ll
Commentary by Ken Kohlberg and Jim Foster This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for
Since 2016 the Thompson elementary school has been leading zero waste campaigns. Their first campaign inspired their school district to switch from Styrofoam school cafeteria trays to compostable trays and
The Thompson Green Team 5th graders interviewed Rohin Khemani from Bash the Trash (BTT) when they came to their elementary school. For 30 years BTT has been transforming trash into
Thompson Green Team 5th grader, Mia, recounts activities involving a 3 day Bash The Trash (BTT) program at Thompson Elementary school. BTT has been transforming trash into musical instruments and
You know the old saying “I’m going to run off and join the circus?” No need for kids to do that at one Arlington school. The circus has come to
Arlington’s 2019 Patriot’s Day Weekend is just days away. This year’s celebration promises parade bands, entertainers, marching groups, and a grand marshal who has a remarkable tale to tell through
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This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for the free exchange of information and ideas
Produced by Aritra Roy Mazumder for the School Year Production Program Spring 2018
Produced by Allison Desir, Johnnie Williams and Mattingly Wood for the Summer Media Institute 2018
This video looks into Mattingly’s fashion foundation: this means her evolution in fashion. She is asked a series of questions about her experiences and struggles of finding her own style
A personal narrative about a young person’s complex relationship with her religion. Produced by Eyerusalem Worku for SYPP 2019.
Produced by Harry Jean, Johnny Pierre and Mattingly Wood for the School Year Production Program Spring 2018. Produced in collaboration with the Cambridge Public Health Department.
Inspired by Kyle MacDonald’s success trading a paperclip for a house, Chris, Ahmed, and Amine set out on their own experiment, hoping to inspire others to take chances. Over the
https://youtu.be/BP2ni9jeDh0 Mini documentary made with the Ottoson Media Group, the middle school group I mentor, about LARP (Live Adventure Role Playing, a club activity offered in our School by LAP,
An original composition by Julian Carpenter, entitled Varese. A wild ride of fusion jazz. Julian is based out of Massachusetts and will be attending Berklee School of Music in the
A struggling musician develops a scheme to get into the school of his dreams. Twitter: https://twitter.com/BortnerBen My podcast: https://soundcloud.com/ben-bortner-590052730 Music Used: Radio Ga-Ga by Queen Main Theme – Ron by
Ralph the eraser, Torus the turtle, & co. leave their world and find themselves in a strange new dimension! Many thanks to my lovely voice actors: RALPH – Noah Kim
Inspired by the concept of constant scrutinization and wanting to explore whether this is an internal or external force, I assumed the role of the dancer in my collage “On
Directed and edited by Isa Dray Featuring actress Venice Mountain- Zona Music written and performed by Julian Carpenter Lighting by Kevin Wetmore Special thanks to Arlington Community Media, Inc
https://youtu.be/w07QgMcQt6w A music video created by students from the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Lowell in December 2018 at LTC. The LTC youth video workshop, led by Jose Negron,
A film by DJ Charles, shot on a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera, as well as a DJI Phantom 4 Pro.
Produced by Ottoson Media Group youth crew This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for
Filmed by Ottoson Media Group youth crew This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for
Next time you hit the cafe and are looking for something to read while you sip your warm cup o’ joe, you may want to try the latest story from
Ken Kohlberg sits down in Studio B with the captains of the AHS Boys Varsity Soccer team to discuss their big win in the Division 2 North Championship game, and
Tom Turkey is making his way to dinner tables. But for some, the feast would not be possible if it weren’t for the efforts of students. Schools throughout town have
Dodgeball, Macbeth, and more on this weeks Ponder Scope.
Election Day, Flu Shots, Chorale and Music Tech Concert, Playoff Soccer
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AHS Rebuild Forums, Maker space, and an ACMi open house on this weeks Ponder Scope.
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This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for the free exchange of information and ideas
Explore the AHS Makerspace. Assistant Principal William McCarthy gives a tour of the current multi-disciplinary makerspace, current space limitations and future building needs. This video is produced by ACMi and
Explore the AHS Media Center. Assistant Principal William McCarthy gives a tour of the current Media Center, current space limitations and future building needs for a new Library Learning Commons.
Explore one of the AHS Science classrooms. Assistant Principal William McCarthy gives a tour of a current Science classroom/lab, current space limitations and future building needs. This video is produced
Explore the AHS Auditorium. Assistant Principal William McCarthy gives an overview of the strong performing arts program, current space limitations and future building needs. This video is produced by ACMi
We never know when it’s coming, we do not get that liberty. We only feel its consequences. For families, friends, humans among the darkness. https://youtu.be/7lgyJf6oPqE RIP HD. Your influence will
After 80 years of fun, the Arlington Boys & Girls Club is showing no signs of old age! The numerous summer programs continue to be the home of lifelong friendships
School is out and its officially summer. We visit the annual HRC camp at Dallin School… and summer pastimes around town. “Blue Ska” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons:
Senator Cindy Friedman discusses the FY 2019 Senate budget proposal, sports betting, the committees she’s on and more! Timestamps: Budget FY 2019 Budget & Money Issues 00:30 Sports Betting 08:09
According to the financial news service CNBC, thirty nine percent of Americans have no savings at all and almost sixty percent have less one thousand dollars put away. Students at
Directed by Staz Modrzynski Cameras: Felix Moisand, Felix Ansell, Zach Garrigus, Colin Gilbert, Sam Staiti This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi
An ONN Production in collaboration with French in the Kitchen -http://www.frenchinthekitchen.com/ Teen Hosts: Ines Kacemi French in the Kitchen Hosts: Francoise Matte, Cecile Penot-Dietrich Producers: Edith Moisand, Kevin Wetmore Director:
https://youtu.be/gmiHsagarxTjhBJw
Teen Hosts: Ines Kacemi, Dinor Nallbani French in the Kitchen Hosts: Francoise Matte, Cecile Penot-Dietrich Producers: Edith Moisand, Kevin Wetmore Director: Daniel Gorbunov: Camera: Jay Ahn, Kevin Wetmore, Susan Taylor
Produced by Ottoson Media Group Edited by Daniel Gorbunov A student starts to commit an act of vandalism, but then has second thoughts. This video was created for the Middlesex
Teen Hosts: Ines Kacemi, Dinor Nallbani French in the Kitchen Hosts: Francoise Matte, Cecile Penot-Dietrich Producers: Edith Moisand, Kevin Wetmore Director: Daniel Gorbunov: Camera: Felix Moisand, Jay Ahn, Kevin Wetmore
Arlington is an Ultimate destination. There are teams for all ages, and AHS Senior Clara Stewart is at the the top of game.
Beginner Hip Hop Dance Choreography to “Kimbra” SUBSCRIBE to my channel to keep learning the latest hip-hop dance moves. Watch and learn an easy beginner Jazz/Hip Hop Combo to “Top
Produced by Ottoson Media Group This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for the free
Produced by Ottoson Media Group This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for the free
Camera: Jay Ahn, Felix Moisand, Susan Taylor Director: Daniel Gorbunov Editor: Edith Moisand Ingredients: 2 puff pastry sheets For the almond cream: 1⁄2 cup of sugar 1 cup of almond
Teen Hosts: Allison Labarge, Dinor Nallbani French in the Kitchen Hosts: Francoise Matte, Cecile Penot-Dietrich Producers: Edith Moisand, Kevin Wetmore Director: Daniel Gorbunov: Camera: Felix Moisand, Sam Staiti, Susan Taylor
On this Ponder Scope we learn about the Maine Wilderness Expedition, Arlington Ecofest, and more.
On this Ponder Scope we learn about the spring college fair, how to support the school musical, and more.
Commentary: Walter Scott This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for the free exchange of
Commentary: Don Phelan and Scott Zwick This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for the
Commentary: Don Phelan and Matt Rury Sideline Reporter: Scott Zwick This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an
Commentary by Walter Scott This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for the free exchange
Commentary by Rob Anthony Camera by AJ Niakaros This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum
Teen Hosts: Allison Labarge, Allison Labarge French in the Kitchen Hosts: Francoise Matte, Cecile Penot-Dietrich Producers: Edith Moisand, Kevin Wetmore Director: Daniel Gorbunov: Camera: Felix Moisand, Sam Staiti, Susan Taylor
Commentary by Scott Zwick Directed by Staz Modrzynski Technical Director: Max DeLuca Cameras: Zach Garrigus and Adam Deck Audio: Felix Moisand This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community
Commentary by Ken Kohlberg and Neil O’Brien This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for
Commentary: Scott Zwick and Rob Anthony Camera: AJ Niakaros This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic
Commentary: Ken Kohlberg and Neil O’Brien Camera: Alex Van Thong This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an
Commentary: Walter Scott Camera: Alex Van Thong This video was created in coordination with Arlington Community Media, Inc. in Arlington, MA. ACMi is dedicated to providing an electronic forum for
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
On this Ponder Scope we learn about the Battle of the Bands, a Dodgeball tournament, the Junior-Senior Semi, and much more.
New research is changing the way many think about contact sports. The importance of protecting young brains is being better understood. Here in Arlington, sports programs are responding with increased
Domestic violence is getting attention in Arlington with a focus on safe relationships for teens. As part of its parent forum series Arlington Public Schools hosted a speaker who lost
Cops, kids, K-9s and firefighters head to camp.
The Arlington/Nagaokakyo sister city exchange has allowed hundreds of young people to experience a new culture over the past decade. This spring twenty six Japanese students are visiting Arlington and
Next time you’re sitting in traffic or waiting at a red light along Mass Ave. – look up. The colorful banners you’ll see are the result of Arlington Public Art’s
Director: Staz Modrzynski Cameras: Felix Moisand, Felix Ansell, Ben Hickey, Julian Petrillo
Cameras Noah Kuznick Ethan Durham Paige Gromfin Dinor Nallbani Colin Cooper Directing Jorge Estrada Sound Alison labarge Dinor Nallbani Daniel Gorbunov
Produced by ONN Crew Camera Keziah Schober Ethan Durham Nolan McDonnell Vittorio Prete Directing Daniel Gorbunov Sound Dinor Nallbani
The Arlington Spy Ponders defeated Malden Catholic in the Super 8 Semifinals, 2-1 in double overtime Wednesday. They’ll be playing for their first state title in 46 years against Central
On this Ponder Scope we learn about the Children’s Toy Drive, the 2017 trip to Japan and more. Discover opportunities, upcoming events, updates, and more.
At 13 years old, Arlington native Charlotte Kilroy is receiving national recognition after winning Chopped Junior, a cooking game show on The Food Network. She fell in love with cooking
Larger than life size pictures of adolescents hang on the outside of Ottoson Middle School. They’re meant to help children celebrate their individuality. The project came about after racially motivated
Sammy Snail’s Puppet Multi Media Event (sammysnail.com) is a show with a purpose. It recently taught children and adults at The Regent Theater in Arlington how to deal with stress
Stratton Elementary teachers and staff are busy preparing students new temporary home. Some 400 students will be housed in 28 trailers for the 2016-2017 school year. They have been leased
The Senior Center in Arlington may be getting an update. The facilities on Maple Street allow elders in the town to come together, socialize, and take part in classes. But
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
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
According to town officials fewer girls have been participating in winter athletics during the last couple of years, particularly in the sport of basketball. Of the 320 players participating in
The Arlington Recreation Director, Joe Connelly, tells us about programs your kids can take part in this February vacation.
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast we have highlights from the recent joint meeting at Town Hall of
Casey McQuillen is a singer-songwriter and former American Idol contestant. She performed her program entitled “You Matter,” an interactive concert of songs and stories with an anti-bullying theme at Ottoson
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast we tell you about a unique sport that is as much mental
For this past holiday season, the Prudential Center once again shined bright for local community organizations. On December 11th, Partners for Youth with Disabilities flipped the switch to light up
Arlington Children’s Theatre presented One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, a play by Ken Kesey, to the Arlington community this past month. This show normally put on by adults was
From our previous segment on China’s two child policy, college students continues sharing their reaction to the newly-implemented policy. Also, an environmental specialist from Brandeis University talks about the policy’s
The extensive rebuild of the Thompson Elementary School in East Arlington is the most recent of a number of school renovation projects in town. ACMi was there to chronicle the
China’s national policy of family planning that only allowed one child per family since the 1970’s was recently replaced with a two-child policy. College students and a professor who are
APN follows ACMi’s Youth Coordinator Jessica Barnthouse into a fourth-grade classroom in Arlington to find out how she is training the students to use their iPads to make Stop-Motion Animation
The Arlington Fire Department has been getting the word out on fire prevention tips and the schools are no exception. Their fire safety talks presented to elementary school children so
Recent cases of teen deaths in the Arlington community trigger discussions of ways to help teenagers overcome stresses, grief, and related mental health problems. The Clinical Director of Arlington Youth
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we report from a recent meeting looking to change the Massachusetts State
On October 6, Children’s series author Soman Chainani shared his famous work “The School for Good and Evil” to kids of Ottoson Middle School.
The Children’s room is an invaluable resource in Arlington for grieving families and children, and APN was there to talk with the education director Deborah Rivlin. We spoke about how
The Children’s room is an invaluable resource in Arlington for grieving families and children, and APN was there to talk with the education director Deborah Rivlin. We spoke about how
Watch Ponder Scope for the latest AHS news.
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we take a tour of the renovated Central Fire Station; we discuss
This segment is about the affect of negative body image on high school girls. Body Image is the way people perceive their own appearance, which can be skewed because of
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we discuss maintaining privacy and safety online; we talk with author Alan
In part 2 of a series on adolescent’s body Image, young women discuss dealing with the pressure to reach a certain standard of beauty, and the effects of negatively focusing
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast: a look at Arlington’s new approach to combat drug addiction, changes in
This segment is about the affect of negative body image on high school girls. Body Image is the way people perceive their own appearance, which can be skewed because of
At Arlington Public News we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we’ll tell you about an opportunity for residents to weigh in the
Cops & Kids is a special summer program for Arlington kids. The program is offered to children grades 1-6, and it’s collaboration effort by the Arlington Recreation Department, Arlington Police
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we hear from police on the latest surrounding a recent double shooting
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. We bring you highlights from a recent Mugar Property neighborhood meeting. We discuss what the
APN attended an intergenerational storytelling project on May 28th at the Council on Aging, and spoke to both kids and storytellers about the shared experience. The program was supported in
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we discuss 40B projects and what they might mean for Arlington, we
APN recently caught up with Arlington High School senior and standout athlete Frank Roche. Roche was selected as the recipient of the “MIAA Student Athlete of the Month Award” for
The Dallin School Go Green Team was recognized at a ceremony at the State House on May 11, 2015. APN visited members of this special group of youngsters, to find
Watch Ponder Scope for the latest AHS news.
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we continue reporting on Building Arlington’s Schools, with Principal Janger taking us
Watch Ponder Scope for the latest AHS news.
Recently, The Concord Consortium, an educational research organization came to AHS to talk about 3-D Energy. Ninth-graders in the Honors Physical Science classes learned about energy efficiency and ways to
In tonight’s newscast, we continue reporting on Business and Businesses in Arlington and explore the concerns and issues they face. We have a conversation about Fatherhood, Masculinity and Race with
Ottoson Middle School updates.
The birth of a child is typically one of a parent’s happiest moments. But what if the child faced a mountain of biased and stunting statistics, not because of who
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we bring you a point of view on the inspiring story of
Watch Ponder Scope for the latest AHS news.
The birth of a child is typically one of a parent’s happiest moments. But what if the child faced a mountain of biased and stunting statistics, not because of who
Watch Ponder Scope for the latest AHS news.
Mike Lupica, a prominent young adults sports author, visited the Ottoson Middle School on Wednesday, February 25th. During his presentation, Lupica spoke about the values of friendship, courage, and loyalty
Watch Ponder Scope for the latest AHS news.
Watch Ponder Scope for the latest AHS news.
Watch Ponder Scope for the latest AHS news.
Watch Ponder Scope for the latest AHS news.
New safety protocols are coming to Arlington Schools. School officials recently held an information session on ALICE. It’s a program used nationally that calls for students and staff to be
New safety protocols are coming to Arlington Schools. School officials recently held an information session on ALICE. It’s a program used nationally that calls for students and staff to be
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we speak to a middle school teacher who won a national award
For a different perspective on Town Meeting, we bring you highlights from the Thompson Elementary School’s annual 3rd grade Mock Town Meeting, led by School Committee chair and Town Meeting
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we look at students in a robotics competition, we discuss the issue
Lucy’s Love Bus is a non-profit organization that works to improve the quality of life of pediatric cancer patients by providing funds for care and therapies such as massage, therapeutic
On Saturday, January 24th high schoolers from across the state have been busy, working on their robotics for the first Tech Challenge Robotics Competition. APN producer Gayatri Sundar Rajan brings
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we hear about Arlington’s latests crime statistics, we discuss democracy and the
In 2014, Arlington received a Green Grant from the state for the third time, and used those funds to finance increased energy efficiency in several of our schools. APN explores
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we present highlights of a panel discussion on “Race Matters,” we learn
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we speak with the Town Manager about the National Grid electrical rate
In tonight’s newscast, we bring you a report about safety on the Minuteman Bike Path. We discuss Arlington’s 2014 Green Grant, and we speak with a volunteer and participant in
This is the first in a series that will track the progress of Arlington’s 2014 Green Grant. In this segment we speak with Town Manager Adam Chapdelaine about what a
Ready, Set, Kids! is a new Children’s Center that has opened in Arlington. APN visited the center to get a closer look at the facilities and the options it offers
Lawrence Blum is a distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Education, and Multiculturalism. He has written 5 books covering such subjects as morality, race studies, and moral philosophy. Blum visited the APN
In tonight’s newscast, we speak to the co-founders of a very special, local non-profit, we bring you highlights from the recent “Chairful 2014” event, and we wrap up our series
News producer Peter Bermudes concludes our series on Understanding Adolescence. The series has focused on the confusing, frustrating, but ultimately memorable age we like to call adolescence. This segment is
The third segment of APN’s Gender Discrimination Series by Youth Producer Gayatri Sundar Rajan. Part 3 focuses on women executives, and some of the dilemmas they face on their path
The Eric J. Preston Annual Lacrosse tournament is a local event that offers youth players a chance to compete while also raising money for Arlington teams. Arlington Public News attended
In tonight’s newscast, we look at an organization that counsels and empowers women; we speak with Activist and Author Alice Rothchild about the Israeli/Palestinian conflict; and we discuss ways that
In part two of this look at the National History Day Competition, Youth Producer Gayatri Sundar Rajan continues to follow two Ottoson Students who participated this year. The contest requires
Today we address the stresses our children face, as well as the symptoms and illnesses that can manifest as a result. Adolescence Series: Part 5 – Extended Interview
In tonight’s newscast we talk with an Arlington resident who founded an addiction recovery program, we learn about the water quality of the Mystic River, and we introduce a new
Looking for fun activities around Arlington this Summer? News Intern Nicolette Perlmutter presents some possibilities for summer fun!
A Memorial Day Assembly was held at the Ottoson Middle School on Friday May, 23rd. Youth Producer Gayatri Sundar Rajan covered the proceedings. This segment was part of Newscast recorded
The Young Men’s Success Series is a life-management program designed to provide young men with skills to build a successful life. News Producers Michael Armanious and Gayatri Sundar Rajan show
In tonight’s newscast, we will also learn about the goals of Arlington’s Diversity Task Group, we’ll speak with volunteers from the non-profit iCanShine, and we will discuss life as a
Recently, APN attended the opening of Arlington resident and photographer Annushka Munch’s exhibit at the Tufts Street Gallery of the Arlington Center for the Arts. Here we take a look
In tonight’s newscast, we explore the challenges working women face as they move in and out of the workforce, we learn about a very special camp that took place at
‘Working Mothers’ is the second in a Gender Discrimination Series by Youth Producer Gayatri Sundar Rajan. The second segment addresses obstacles facing working mothers. Segment is part of Newscast recorded
In tonight’s newscast, we tell you about rabies – how it’s transmitted and what you can do to protect yourself and your pets. We bring you highlights from a Narcan
Dick Smith was an Arlington resident for over fifty years. Throughout his life, he was active in politics and various causes, both locally and more broadly. He was honored for
2014 marks the 30-year anniversary of the sister-city relationship between Arlington and Nagaokakyo, Japan. To celebrate, the town held an event to celebrate the special cultural exchange program. The “Sister
The goal of Generation Citizen is to teach teenagers how to become better citizens via an in-class curriculum and exercises. We delve into this ambitious project in the following report.
In tonight’s newscast, we feature updates on two runners who participated in this year’s Boston Marathon, we discuss the Wage Project with former Lt. Governor Evelyn Murphy, and we bring
Arlington Public News continues with our series on adolescence. In part 3, News Producer Peter Bermudes speaks with Laura Stamboni and John Williams about challenges parents may face during their
On March 22nd 2014, Debbie O’Carroll performed her spectacular Magical Theatre for Children show at the Regent Theatre in Arlington, MA. Debbie incorporates magic into her performance as she tells
https://vimeo.com/90556380 In tonight’s newscast, we learn about the field of urban planning; we discuss the consequences of net neutrality; and we hear about the importance of learning your history from
‘Equal Pay’ is the first in a Gender Discrimination Series by Youth Producer Gayatri Sundar Rajan. The first segment deals with the pay discrepancy between men and women. Women are
The Arlington Community comes together to read The Book Thief by Markus Zusak.
https://vimeo.com/89341381 In tonight’s newscast, we continue to review presentations for the Arlington Master Plan; we speak with artist Winfred Rembert about his life and work; and we discuss the Black
In tonight’s Sports Spotlight, we bring you highlights from the Spy Ponders Varsity boys hockey team. Segment is part is Newscast recorded on March 13, 2014.
On January 31st, Arlington High School held a Battle of the Bands concert to benefit STAND, an organization formed by AHS students that raises money and awareness for humanitarian causes
https://vimeo.com/82403567 In tonight’s newscast, we bring winter tips from a conversation with Deputy Fire Chief James Bailey, we speak with Bill McCarthy about the Food Pantry, and bring you highlights
https://vimeo.com/81438402 In tonight’s newscast, we bring you highlights from conversations with piano composer Jacqueline Schwab, a discussion about Arlington’s Master Plan, plus highlights from the Thanksgiving football game between the
Youth Producers Jay Sundar-Rajan and Gayatri Sundar Rajan bring you this piece on National Writing Month at the Robbins library.
https://vimeo.com/80159566 At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we have an in-studio conversation with Town Manager Adam Chapdelaine about
In this week’s youth segment, Youth Producer Jay Sundar-Rajan brings highlights from ACMI’s participation in the town-wide Trick-or-Treat event on Halloween day sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce.
https://vimeo.com/78840840 In tonight’s newscast, we speak with David Graf about historic clock restorations, we talk with disc jockey Carter Alan about his experiences in the business of radio, plus we
Rick Riordan is the author of the Percy Jackson Series, the Kane Chronicles Series, and The Heroes of Olympus series. As part of the release of the author’s new book
https://vimeo.com/78346181 In tonight’s newscast, we bring you highlights from conversations with Arlington activists who plan to live and work with families in Africa plus a special, in-depth conversation about civil
Halloween is an annual celebration observed on October 31st. Many children celebrate by trick-or-treating in costumes around their communities. Families and neighbors participate by decorating, carving pumkpins, hosting parties and
https://vimeo.com/77811853 In tonight’s newscast, we bring you highlights from the Bill Shea Library dedication ceremony, we visit one of Arlington’s oldest businesses and one of its newest, and we introduce
Youth producers Gayatri Sundar Rajan and Jay Sundar Rajan on their adventures this past summer. This segment is part 3.
https://vimeo.com/75530171 In tonight’s newscast, we bring you highlights from Town Day, interviews from the Thompson ribbon cutting ceremony, a short conversation with departing Town Counsel Juliana Rice plus a science
https://vimeo.com/74411766 In tonight’s newscast, we tell you about the recent number of “Overnight” car break-ins, discuss solar energy options, bring you a health segment on acupuncture plus a continuing look
The New England Aquarium opened in 1969, and is one of Boston’s favorite visitor attractions. Youth producers Gayatri Sundar Rajan and Jay Sundar Rajan visited the aquarium and bring you
Next up is a health segment about acupuncture and its many benefits. Acupuncture originated in China and it involves the use of needles to stimulate points throughout the body. Youth
https://vimeo.com/72940308 In tonight’s newscast, we tell you about Arlington’s Gun Buyback program, discuss the bill that won Sean Garballey a Legislator of the Year award, plus highlights of the Arlington’s
Youth producers Gayatri Sundar Rajan and Jay Sundar Rajan bring you part 2 of their vacation travelogue.
https://vimeo.com/72037699 August 7, 2013 Arlington Public Newscast.
A vacation report from Youth producers Gayatri Sundar Rajan and Jay Sundar Rajan, on their recent trip to beautiful New Hampshire. This is part 1 of the vacation series.
Martial Arts are traditions, developed and practiced for many reasons: self-defense, fitness, fun and mental and spiritual development. Youth producers Gayatri Sundar Rajan and Jay Sundar Rajan attended a demonstration
Arlington held its first annual Summer Arts Block Party on July 13. Arlington Public News joined in on the festivities, promoting arts and local businesses. This youth segment is brought
https://vimeo.com/70188483 July 10, 2013 Arlington Public Newscast.
Summer season brings sun, fun and mosquitoes. Our next story is about the basics on how to protect yourself and your family from mosquitoes, and the diseases they carry. The
https://vimeo.com/68804931 June 19, 2013 Arlington Public Newscast.
“Bollywood Dancing event” was held in the Robbins Library on June 10, 2013. In attendance were 10 teenagers; 3 highschoolers, 1 college student, and the rest, middleschoolers. This youth segment
The Ottoson Cross Country Race was held in late May, at the Arlington Reservoir. Youth producer Jay Sundar Rajan talked to some of the participants about why they participated.
https://vimeo.com/67908431 June 5, 2013 Arlington Public Newscast.
Generation Citizen is an organization dedicated to empowering young people to become engaged, and become better citizens by learning to become active in the political process. Youth producer Gayatri Sundar
Youth segment from middle school students Arjun Sawai & Gayatri Sundar Rajan on Menotomy Rocks Park and the environment.
Chinese exchange students visited Arlington and the Arlington High School in February 2013. One of the classes they attended, was Mr. DiTomaso’s music class. APN spoke to some of the