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Whittemore Park could be getting a facelift. Proposals from the town include new pathways leading to a central meeting area and an amphitheater for concerts. Residents were recently invited to
Remembrance and strength were the themes of Arlington’s eighteenth annual Relay for Life this month. Supporters and Survivors met at the high school track and where they raised more than
Get your re-usable bags ready. Phase 2 of Arlington’s plastic bag ban takes effect on Sunday, July 1st. Here’s what you need to know.
In this edition of APN, Whittemore Park is the center of attention. A summer beer garden and future improvements. Increased flooding, heat waves and hurricanes; Arlington’s plans for for climate
Memorial Day ceremonies drew a large crowd to Arlington town hall. With a nod to those we’ve lost and those who have served during America’s wars, speakers also took time
The Arlington High School Building Committee hosted its fifth community forum at town hall recently. Previous forums sought community input about the strengths and weaknesses of the current high school,
Arlington Heights is the latest area in town to be considered for redevelopment. Town planners are looking into changing the types of retailers and housing allowed in order to spur
In this edition of APN: four designs, one new high school. The latest community forum asks residents to help narrow the choices. Taking stock of Arlington heights business and housing
Memorial Day is upon us and although we are all looking forward to the warm weather and cook-outs it’s a time to honor fallen members of the U.S. Military. There
Arlington will hold its Memorial Day services on Monday, May 28 beginning at 9:30 in the morning at Town Hall, followed by a wreath laying at Mount Pleasant Cemetary. ACMi
It’s your final chance to have say on the design of a new Arlington High School building. The town needs to submit a single preferred design to the Massachusetts School
We are often wondering what might be going on in the mind of a president. Well, one local author and psychotherapist thinks he has the answers. Herb Pearce has published
In this edition of APN, soliciting feedback on a nearly three-hundred million-dollar high school, how you can have your say on a plan. Plus a faster way to travel east
In this edition of APN, town meeting puts recreational marijuana on hold, and moves ahead on a liquor license request. We’ll wrap up this year’s votes for you. And we