Would you believe that in less than a month we’ll be enjoying the first day of spring? The daffodils and crocuses are beginning to pop through the cold Arlington soil
Super Tuesday 2020 is now one for the history books. Not surprisingly, spirits were running high in Arlington. ACMi’s News Director Jeff Barnd talked to some Arlington voters to get
UPDATE March 10, 2020 There are two confirmed cases of Coronavirus-COVID-19 in Arlington related to the Biogen conference. One is a Stratton Elementary school student. Those in close contact have
Yearbook deadlines, a mock Presidential Primary election, and more on Ponder Scope this week. Plus, playoff season had finally begun in the Sports Update!
Arlington voters had the chance to cast their ballots ahead of the March 3rd Massachusetts primary. The early voting sessions took place between Monday, February 24th and Friday, February 28th
Arlington’s battle with fossil fuels will come up at town meeting this year. The plan is to reach the target of zero emissions by the year 2050. And it applies
A veteran right here in our community is performing perhaps his bravest act, sharing his story of near death by his own hand. Arlington Veterans Service Director Jeff Chunglo is
Last spring, we introduced you to Jim O’Rourke, the man who wants to lease the old Balich building and open up Arlington Heights only sit-down restaurant and pub. O’Rourke currently
The Seal of Biliteracy, deadlines for the community scholarship, and more on this weeks Ponder Scope.
There’s always something to do in Arlington, even in the month of February! Whether it’s fine dining history or theater, let’s face it, we have it all! Here’s a look
We are celebrating a week that honors our U.S. Presidents. All 45 of them! Our ACMi News intern Victoria González asked some locals about the occupants of 16 hundred Pennsylvania
What was the ship that came to the rescue of the Titanic survivors? Where did George Washington take the oath of office? Arlington High School trivia buffs took to the
Hard to believe Valentine’s Day is next week. It’s the day where either Cupid hits the bulls-eye or the day you start sleeping on the couch. Of course, Valentine flowers
The investigation continues into a two-alarm blaze in Arlington this week. Arlington firefighters and crews from three other municipalities rushed to the scene on Bowdoin Street. This after a series
A forum on the upcoming high school building project, an independent course on gender studies, and more on this weeks Ponder Scope. Plus, how are the Spy Ponders faring as