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What does it mean to be a citizen journalist in Syria? What price would you be willing to pay to report the news? Next, we discover one man’s answers to
Why waltz? Why not?! Arlington Friends of the Drama held a waltz workshop recently to promote its upcoming show. APN was there to go through the steps. Segment is part
For the past few months we have been following Arlington’s Master Plan proceedings. News Producer James Milan helps us better understand the benefits and challenges of creating a Master Plan.
On January 14, the U.S. Court of Appeals in Washington D.C. struck down the Federal Communications Commission’s Open Internet Order. Somerville Community Access Television recently convened a panel discussion at
Robbins Library held An Afternoon with Janet Singer Applefield on March 15. Miss Applefield is a child survivor of the Holocaust, and she shared her stories of living in Poland
Boston Area Gleaners is a non-profit organization that harvests excess produce from farms around greater Boston, and delivers it to area shelters and food pantries, several of which are in
Arlington Public News continues with our series on adolescence. In part 3, News Producer Peter Bermudes speaks with Laura Stamboni and John Williams about challenges parents may face during their
https://vimeo.com/90243760 Looking for something to do? Here is a quick look at upcoming arts and entertainment events in the community. Segment is part of Newscast recorded on March 27, 2014.
APN teamed up with Producer Michael Armanious in this conversation with author and educator David McCullough, about history and education, and the role they play on each other. Segment is
‘Equal Pay’ is the first in a Gender Discrimination Series by Youth Producer Gayatri Sundar Rajan. The first segment deals with the pay discrepancy between men and women. Women are
The Arlington Community comes together to read The Book Thief by Markus Zusak.
https://vimeo.com/88390079 Extended version of segment. Domestic Violence can be verbal or physical. It is more about control than it is about rage. On average, it takes 7 to 9 times
The Public Services and Facilities working paper of the Arlington Master Plan was presented to the public on February 26th. The working paper is currently online for review at arlingtonma.gov/planning
Although Black History Month has ended, the celebration of diversity and the dialogue about race, class, and democracy continues. Peter Bermudes spoke with teacher, activist, and author, Professor Peniel Joseph
In tonight’s Sports Spotlight, we bring you highlights from the Spy Ponders Varsity boys hockey team. Segment is part is Newscast recorded on March 13, 2014.