Arlington Sports Update: November 2017
Alex Van Thong
November 7, 2017
ACMi brings you the highlights and news for all things Spy Ponder.
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ACMi brings you the highlights and news for all things Spy Ponder.
Domestic violence is getting attention in Arlington with a focus on safe relationships for teens. As part of its parent forum series Arlington Public Schools hosted a speaker who lost
MCAS Results The Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment Exam results are out and although arlington did better than the rest of the state, fewer students are getting high scores. School officials say
Changes are being made to the proposed bike path crossing at Lake Street, but it’s still not enough for some and others say it misses the mark all together. [pdf-embedder
Halloween is just about here and all the ghosts and goblins are getting ready to show off their costumes and get spooked! Here are some family friendly events to celebrate
ACMi Sports Interns bring you the highlights and news for all things Spy Ponder. Plus, an interview with the AHS Boys Varsity Soccer captains.
Public safety workers will be at Arlington public schools over the next few weeks – there for intruder safety drills. The annual training drill began a couple of years ago
Arlington Police kick off Coffee with a Cop community get together.
School enrollment Early numbers show class sizes continue to grow in Arlington Public Schools. Preliminary figures show an additional 179 students district-wide over last falls numbers. The increase is in
Arlington plays the numbers game. We’ll take a look at the latest numbers for school enrollment and town salaries. And the destruction in Puerto Rico hit many in Arlington personally. How
One local family with relatives in a hard hit Puerto Rican village have taken their concern and turned it into hope. Donations are being collected at Ready Set Kids Enrichment
Are you ready if a hurricane or a blizzard hits? We’ll help you prepare for whatever the weather brings with tips from FEMA and Arlington Emergency Manager, Fire Chief Robert
ACMi Sports Interns bring you the game day highlights from Ponder football, soccer, golf and more.
Arlington native Maureen McCann loved the ever-changing New England weather while growing up. After graduating from AHS, McCann become a meteorologist and recently found herself in the heart of Hurricane