In Part 3 of our continuing series, Arlington Public news goes behind the scenes at Arlington Friends of the Drama’s production of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest.
On September 15th, School Superintendent Kathleen Bodie and Town Manager Adam Chapdelaine invited parents, students and residents to celebrate the completion of the new Thompson Elementary School, which welcomed teachers
Great Conversations is a special series held at Arlington High School featuring interesting people from varied backgrounds. Next we bring you highlights of the upcoming lectures.
Attorney Juliana Rice was Arlington’s Town counsel for the past 5 years. Government Access Coordinator Jessica Barnthouse sat with Juliana to discuss her accomplishments as well as her goals in
Comfort Food is a series that explores the people and places of Arlington. In the latest segment, News producer Anne-Marie Seltzer spoke with Chef Gary Gianchetti about his recent experience
First Parish went solar! Solar panels were recently installed on the very visible copper roof above the sanctuary. SunBug Solar is an Arlington-based company that brings solar energy to homeowners,
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
Comfort Food is a new series that explores the people and places of Arlington. In our fourth segment, news producer Anne-Marie Seltzer visits Celia Cakes – a bakery dedicated to
On August 29, the Arlington Police Department issued a press release on the increasing number of “overnight” car break-ins around town. News Producer James Milan sat with Captain Richard Flynn
In Part 2 of our continuing series, Arlington Public News goes behind the scenes of Arlington’s Friends of the Drama production of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest to
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
State Representative Sean Garballey and, State Senator Sal DiDomenico received Legislator of the Year awards in recognition for co-sponsoring the Social Work Safety Bill which was signed into law by
The circus came to town recently, but not just your ordinary circus. The traveling FAQ Circus troupe came to Arlington and performed at the Arlington Center for the Arts on
Arlington’s Friends of the Drama was founded in 1923 and according to their website is one of the 10th oldest community theater groups still in operation in the United States.
85 Park Ave., Arlington, MA 02476
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85 Park Avenue, Arlington, MA 02476
Phone: (781) 777-1115
Monday – Thursday, 10-6; Friday, 10-5
