World in 60 | March 26, 2015
Aakruti Jagmohan
March 26, 2015
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Ottoson Middle School’s Technology Engineering Teacher, Brandy Whitney, was nationally recognized with the 2015 PASCO STEM Educator Award. Each year the national award honors one teacher from a middle school
An East Arlington neighborhood is mourning the death of a beloved long-time resident. 91 year-old William Dotson was struck and killed by a car on Massachusetts Avenue March twenty-third. The
Members of the Arlington Police force are being honored for going above and beyond. The Arlington Police Department recently awarded officers who quickly reacted when they were needed. APN spoke
The calendar says Spring, so News Producer Julia Bloom walked around town looking for signs of it.
Recently, the Regent Theatre hosted the 2nd annual A-Town Teen Video Contest Screening. Teens from all over Arlington have been working hard to create submissions of all kinds of videos:
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
Another Arlington High School senior standout is Miles Robinson. Robinson dominated the boards in basketball reaching a career high of 1000 points. And basketball is not his best sport. APN
Arlington High School senior Andrew Ellis recently broke the school record for most career wins in wrestling. For an insight into what it took to make it happen, APN spoke
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News Producer Aakruti Jagmohan spoke with Craig Norberg-Bohm and Elaine Shea about the Jane Doe Inc White Ribbon Day and taking a stand against domestic violence. This is the extended
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Arlington Public News salutes Lieutenant J.J. White on the occasion of his retirement after 32 years on the job in the Arlington Police Department. He talks to APN about his