The Ponder Scope | January 09, 2019
Claire Kitzmiller
January 9, 2019
Madrigals, Monologues, Sonnets and Songs and more on this weeks Ponder Scope.
Madrigals, Monologues, Sonnets and Songs and more on this weeks Ponder Scope.
A good choices forum, an open mic night and more on this weeks Ponder Scope.
To many Arlington residents, the announcement that police chief Fred Ryan is retiring, effective January, came as a bombshell. Town leaders say he’ll be leaving a very different police force
So the tree is up, the presents are bought and wrapped, and your house is all tidied-up for family to arrive. Let’s face it… it’s time to relax and enjoy
We are now in the thick of week two of the Spy Ponder’s winter season! Alex Van Thong at Studio “B” has all the action!
This time of the year can be very stressful. With work, family, vacations, parties… did we mention family? There’s a place where you can find your “zen” in east Arlington.
We are in the last days of autumn. That means winter is up to bat. And so is the dreaded cold and flu season. With the harsh winter weather starting
The United States has only 5% of the world’s population, but it has nearly 25% of its prisoners. Roughly two million people incarcerated. And the Bureau of Justice Statistics says out
The winter season has officially begun, and despite the cold temperature, Arlington is off to a very hot start.
Arlington’s real estate tax is going down. Good news, right? Well… Also, did you ever wonder what happens to Arlington’s lime bikes over the winter? And a heartfelt tribute to
AÂ food drive, a winter concert, and more on this weeks Ponder Scope.
Since it’s founding six years ago, the non-profit food rescue group Food link has grown tremendously. So much so, in fact, it purchased a new location at 108 Summer Street,
The winter season is almost upon us, which means our Spy Ponders are hard at work getting ready for their first games. ACMi sports broadcaster Scott Zwick spent some time with
City sidewalks, busy sidewalks, dressed in holiday style. Arlington is now in the midst of the yuletide season. That means pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists all sharing the streets. Arlington does
The columns that have been debated in the design of the new high school will be staying front and center. The Arlington High School Building Committee deciding to go with