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In a yuletide bombshell, Arlington’s town manager considers another career option then pulls out of the running. What caused Adam Chapdelaine to stay the course right here in Arlington? The
In this special New Year’s holiday edition of ACMi News, we take a look back at some of the stories that helped define the year 2019 here in Arlington. We
In this special holiday edition of ACMi News, we finally get the chance to honor our viewers, staffers, members, volunteers and interns! We want to thank you ALL for being
Town Manager Adam Chapdelaine visits Talk of the Town for a look back on 2019, a year of consequence and controversy in Arlington. Chapdelaine walks us through a number of
The dynamics of next years town election has just changed. A long-time select board member says he’ll be stepping down after serving nearly a decade on Arlington’s select board. Kathleen
The song says it’s the most wonderful time of the year, but it can often also be the most stressful. Children are no different. Which is why it was a
Hundreds of people converge on the state house demanding action from their lawmakers to finally do something about climate change. Arlington’s climate change activists, young and old alike, sounding the
‘Twas just days before Christmas and all through the town ACMi had its tree lighting for which it’s renown! Okay the rhyming doesn’t measure up to the expertise of Mel
Info on the South Africa trip, a winter concert, and more on this weeks Ponder Scope. Plus, in the Sports Update, find out when the first game of the basketball
November felt like a breeze. But December? For a while it didn’t show signs of stopping! A two and a half day winter blast swept through Arlington this week. We’ll
You’re probably spending a bit for the holidays, maybe even faster than you realize in this “click and it’s shipped” shopping age. Here’s a chance to slow down and take
Singing auditions for the musical Tommy, a Mario Kart tournament, and a food collection drive for the holidays in this weeks Ponder Scope. Plus, Nick looks ahead at the winter
On average one foot of snow blanketed Arlington over a two day period earlier this week. And as ACMi’s News Director Jeff Barnd found out, whether you enjoyed it or
Sure, there’s the turkey, mashed potatoes and pumpkin pie, but you can’t deny football is a huge part of this cornucopia of holiday bliss. Tonight a celebration of 100 years
Arlington Heights has been lucky enough recently to have a place where you can enjoy a hot cup ‘o joe and granola, but now ice cream is in the mix-literally!