Karen Koretsky, Director of the Arlington Youth Health and Safety Coalition (AYHSC), discusses vaping with Kelley Damore, member of the AYHSC Parent Advisory Board and Dr. Patrick Egan, Associate Medical
In this series that shines a spotlight on the immense value we all receive from the volunteer efforts of many Arlington residents, we talk to Juli Brazile, a whirlwind of
Are you a senior, or the child of a senior citizen? Are you struggling with choices, or simply want to know more? Geriatric Care Manager Kathy Kemp discusses options, and
Longtime Finance Committee chair Allan Tosti pays his annual visit to Your Arlington Dollar to look at the town’s 2019-20 budget and explain the role of the Finance Committee in
State Reps Sean Garballey and Dave Rogers sit down with ToT to update us on legislation they are sponsoring in the areas of education, the environment, support for those with
Liza Talusan, Ph.D., an eminent Educator and Facilitator, recently presented a workshop for Arlington parents about how to talk to their children about difficult subjects, and specifically race. She sat
State Senator Cindy Friedman visits our studio to provide a Legislative Update, taking us behind the scenes at the State House to shed light on both the content and the
Do you know what Assessors do? How the tax rate is calculated? How to apply for abatements and exemptions? We examine these and other topics of interest with Arlington’s Director
Deputy Town Manager joins YAD to take a comprehensive look at how your money is being spent on town operations and services. Tune in, and you will leave with a
On the eve of his retirement, Fred Ryan sits down with ToT to reflect on his long and distinguished career as Arlington’s Police Chief from 1999 to 2019. From AHS
ACMi Goes to Jail It’s not every day that the viewing public has a chance to see the inside of a county jail, which we bring you in this visit
Singer-Songwriter Peter Mayer gave a concert in Arlington. A good mix of beautiful music, and songs that feed the spirit. Peter lives near Minneapolis and is a Unitarian Universalist and
A moderated discussion between Josephine Bolling McCall, whose father was lynched in Lowndes County Alabama in 1947, and Rose Zoltek-Jick, professor and Associate Director of the Civil Rights and Restorative
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Phone: (781) 777-1115
Monday – Thursday, 10-6; Friday, 10-5
