Residents will soon decide if Arlington gets a new high school in a special election set for June 11th. The project slated to cost 291 million dollars with the state
The town’s Department of Planning and Community Development has put the finishing touches on what’s known as the Arlington Heights Action Plan. It’s designed to give Arlington Heights the chance
Did you ever see a boys lacrosse team wash cars? You should. And we have next week’s line-up of games to tell you about. Here’s Nick Antonakas with this week’s
The Pops Concert, a talent show, and more on this week Ponder Scope.
Are you an incoming freshman at Arlington High? Visit the athletics information session on April 30th and learn how to get involved in sports production. Here’s your sports update from
An Earth day event, a presentation on the new building proposal, and more on this weeks Ponder Scope.
When you’re done raking leaves and grass clippings, or tossing away kitchen waste, you’re tossing away a lot of organic material rich in nutrients. That’s what “compost day” was all
The Spy Ponders are gearing-up for the spring season. And we have an exclusive interview with Stanley Vieira, Arlington High’s athletic director. We get his thoughts about his new job
As you know, Arlington already has a medical marijuana dispensary in town. And like many other cities and towns nationwide, Arlington is considering legal sales of recreational cannabis. But there
Earlier this week, the British once again retreated from Lexington/Concord after failing to seize the cache of arms and being surprisingly out-gunned by the colonials. But the redcoats had some
We have lacrosse action from the Spy Ponders this week. And an exclusive interview with AHS athletic director Stanley Vieira. He talks about his strategies for the spring season and
After Steve DeCourcey was elected, ACMi spoke to three Arlington select board members to get their take on their newest colleague.
After Arlington’s 21 precincts voted the select board swore in its newest member. Steve DeCourcey won the race for the only contested seat on the board, taking 17 of 21