In this week’s Snap Shot, how much the high school will hit you in the pocket and when will you feel it? Plus a double whammy set to come as
Arlington’s real estate tax is going down. Good news, right? Well… Also, did you ever wonder what happens to Arlington’s lime bikes over the winter? And a heartfelt tribute to
The columns that have been debated in the design of the new high school will be staying front and center. The Arlington High School Building Committee deciding to go with
An elementary school tradition is being revised in response to concerns that it be more inclusive and town meeting is working it’s way through this year’s forty seven warrant articles.
There are new faces on both the Board of Selectman and the School Committee after last week’s town elections. And town meeting is right around the corner. Tyler Robichaud has
High School Rebuild The new Arlington High School is getting closer to having a structured rebuilding plan. The school committee voted in favor of a framework addressing the educational and
Budget Shortfalls and upcoming school construction projects could mean Arlington homeowners will see a significant property tax increase in the next few years.
Election and Budget season have kicked off in Arlington. There’s a primary race shaping up in the 23rd Middlesex House District and the FY19 Schools Budget includes more help for
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.
Town Night Canceled What is now Town Night began as a family friendly fireworks display. The event has grown every year and now includes a dog show, bouncy houses and
Bodie Evaluation The superintendent of Arlington Public Schools is getting good grades for her leadership. Doctor Kathleen Bodie was rated proficient in four developmental areas, the second highest rating –
MCAS Results The Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment Exam results are out and although arlington did better than the rest of the state, fewer students are getting high scores. School officials say
Public safety workers will be at Arlington public schools over the next few weeks – there for intruder safety drills. The annual training drill began a couple of years ago
School enrollment Early numbers show class sizes continue to grow in Arlington Public Schools. Preliminary figures show an additional 179 students district-wide over last falls numbers. The increase is in
The Board of Selectman got straight to business last week when the board met for the first time since summer. In a meeting that lasted almost four hours, the board
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Phone: (781) 777-1115
Monday – Thursday, 10-6; Friday, 10-5
