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In the United States, immigrants and minorities are disproportionately affected by poverty. One program, called “Found in Translation”, is combating this issue by helping low-income, multilingual women develop the use
In tonight’s newscast, we bring you a report on scams and scammers and what you can do to protect yourself. We also feature highlights from Town Day as well as
News Producer Aakruti Jagmohan travels around town to hear what you have to say about current events. In this segment of “You Speak,” she poses questions to residents about the
APN spoke to members of the FAQ Circus to talk about their upcoming show. This segment is part of the Newscast recorded on October 2, 2014.
We brought in DeAnne Dupont and Julie Kremer, the co-founders and co-directors of the Food Recovery Project. This Arlington-based non-profit organization has for the past two years collected excess food
As we have seen from the controversy at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, being a host country can bring both economic and social benefits AND drawbacks. News Producer Yawa
In tonight’s newscast, we will look at the problem of an invasive plant in the Mystic River, we’ll discuss issues of class and classism with activist Betsy Leondar-Wright, and we’ll
News Producer Brandon Prentiss returns to discuss personality and character with Herb Pearce. This segment is part of the Newscast recorded on August 14, 2014.
Today we address the stresses our children face, as well as the symptoms and illnesses that can manifest as a result. This segment is an extended edition of a previous
We brought in DeAnne Dupont and Julie Kremer, the co-founders and co-directors of the Food Recovery Project. This Arlington-based non-profit organization has for the past two years collected excess food
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
Do you know how you appear to others? Are you introverted? Extroverted? Sensing, or thinking? How do you make decisions? Are you logical or intuitive? News Producer Brandon Prentiss presents
Pets are also vulnerable to heat in the summer months. Lindsey is back with tips on how to keep them safe during the Dog Days of Summer.
Staying cool in the summer is crucial, especially for seniors. News intern Lindsey Kennett reports on what to look for, and how to protect yourselves and your loved ones. This
As part of our ongoing coverage of the Mass Ave. Rebuild project, Arlington Public News recently spoke with Howard Muise, Co-Chair of the Arlington Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC), about design