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Can a zipper alarm protect your backpack? Does athleticism help mental acuity? Will front wing controls increase a plane’s lift? These are just a few of the questions Ottoson Middle
Recycling programs are getting a boost in Arlington Public Schools with the recent hiring of a Sustainability Coordinator. Green Teams, students and parents who volunteer their time, are a vital
On Patriots’ Day, Arlingtonians commemorate the spirit of the American Revolution with a series of festivities and reenactments. In 2017, a scheduling conflict with Easter Sunday means that many events
As Arlington tries to balance its residential construction boom with the preservation of its established neighborhoods, three warrant articles attempt to create a good neighbor agreement. APN’s Zach Merchant
On this Ponder Scope we learn about the science of gastronomy, SummerFun volunteers and more. Discover opportunities, upcoming events, updates, and more.
In this edition of Arlington Public News, we remember State Senator and Arlington resident Ken Donnelly. Plus, can three new residential bylaws construct a Good Neighbor Agreement? What do air
Arlington’s 66-year-old senator, Ken Donnelly, died after an 8 month battle with brain cancer on Sunday, April 2nd. The senator served Arlington and surrounding towns in the Senate for 8
On this Ponder Scope we learn about a music and arts benefit, the Junior Prom and more. Discover opportunities, upcoming events, updates, and more.
You may be hoping that winter loosens its grip but one Arlington resident appreciates the winter and its slow change to spring. Jeff Maxtutis and his canine companions took APNÂ on
This year, Arlington came together to read “Becoming Nicole” and to learn more about transgender issues. Nicole Maines and her father shared their story with residents earlier this month. Reporter Gayatri
The arts are everywhere in Arlington, but not always easy to find. A new initiative by the Department of Planning and Community Development is launching a town-wide cultural planning process
We continue our look at the Town Meeting Warrant with a look at Article 17, the proposed plastic bag ban. Several communities have put similar bans in place over the
In this very politically charged environment there is little excitement around Arlington’s town election, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t plenty of room for civic engagement.
In this edition of Arlington Public News, celebrating a long awaited championship with the Arlington High School boys hockey team. Warrant article 17 could mean the end of plastic bags at
On this Ponder Scope we learn about fundraising for the school play, a game theory MOOCÂ and more. Discover opportunities, upcoming events, updates, and more.