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Kirsi Allison-Ampe, a three-term School Committee, walks us through the reasons behind the need to rebuild or renovate Arlington High School, as well as the process of doing so. She
Jane Morgan, a Stratton Elementary School parent and member of Build Arlington’s Future, talks to ACMi’s Brenda Mahoney about why it is vitally important to fund projects at the Thompson
Arlington Selectman Dan Dunn provides an overview of the three debt exclusion questions on the ballot for the Special Town Election to be held on June 14th. He explains both
On May 30th, 2016 the Department of Veterans’ Services and the Veterans Council conducted their annual Memorial Day ceremony at Town Hall. Major General Jeffery Clark was the keynote speaker
The Arts and Entertainment Calendar for June includes the Arlington Greek Festival, the first Arlington Porch Fest, Relay for Life, and much more!
This week on the Ponder Scope we learn about the STARS Program, important Graduation and Last Blast info, and the much anticipated Bejazzled concert. Discover opportunities, upcoming events, updates, and
APN asks residents what they think of the upcoming proposition 2½ debt exclusion ballot question which would authorize spending to rebuild Arlington’s schools as well as Minuteman High School. Specifically,
This week on the Ponder Scope learn about the upcoming Music Tech concert, a chance to repurpose your test prep library, an upcoming 5K run, and more. Discover opportunities, upcoming
Arlington, MA high schools students are digging into the past to enhance their own educational futures. They are taking an elective archeology class at Arlington High School. The class is
This week on the Ponder Scope learn about the learn about the new AHS Club United, the Girls Cross Meeting, the APS Art Exhibit Closing Reception, Principal’s Coffee, and more.
This week on the Ponder Scope learn about the AHS Spring College Fair, an opportunity to help families in developing countries with your old shoes, the upcoming student council elections,
Mindfulness, a form of meditation to clear the mind and slow one-self down is taking off across the nation and Arlington is no exception. Classes are offered through Arlington Community
Students from Japan are getting to know Arlington better. A group of teens from Nagaokakyo, Japan have immersed themselves in the culture here continuing with a 32 year-long sister city
Town officials are moving ahead with various plans to deal with growing student enrollments. The Arlington Board of Selectmen voted unanimously to place debt exclusion questions before voters on June
The Arts and Entertainment calendar for May includes Stories of Stigma, a BIKEArlington Tour, and much more.