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Hard to believe Valentine’s Day is next week. It’s the day where either Cupid hits the bulls-eye or the day you start sleeping on the couch. Of course, Valentine flowers
The investigation continues into a two-alarm blaze in Arlington this week. Arlington firefighters and crews from three other municipalities rushed to the scene on Bowdoin Street. This after a series
A two-alarm garage fire then a series of explosions on Bowdoin Street in Arlington as billowing smoke can be seen for miles. Arlington fire crews frantically work to save nearby
It’s 2020 which means the U.S. Census Bureau will tally up the U.S. population. The census was the topic of conversation at the Robbins Library this week. Why do we
A forum on the upcoming high school building project, an independent course on gender studies, and more on this weeks Ponder Scope. Plus, how are the Spy Ponders faring as
56 years ago next week, musical history was made and pop music would never be the same. The Beatles made their debut on the then very popular Ed Sullivan Show
Our national symbol is once again thriving in the Arlington area and surrounding communities. With a little patience and a keen eye, you can spot the once endangered bald eagle
A jammed packed house at Arlington’s Town Hall as residents from here and the surrounding area celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Why Dr. Kings
Changes to the lunch order, donations to the Good Sports charity, and more on this weeks Ponder Scope. Plus, updates on basketball and hockey on the Sports Update.
It’s cold outside but that shouldn’t be stopping you from enjoying the many fun activities we have in town. Here’s ACMi intern Anim Osmani with a look at just a
There’s little debate over the fact that sports of any kind and the culture in which sporting events are played are inextricably linked. Such is the case with Upton Bell
It’s no secret that Arlington is steeped in rich American history. There is a historic building in town that was set to be demolished a half century ago. But because
Info on the Battle of the Bands, the track fundraiser at Not Your Average Joe’s, and more on Ponder Scope. Plus, a Sports Update on how all our teams are
As we observe the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, we tap into a fascinating first-hand account of someone whose work took him to the Jim Crow south during
Arlington lost one of its favorite sons last month. Walter Scott passed away on December 28th at the age of 84. Scott was the broadcasting voice for so many things