Town Night Canceled What is now Town Night began as a family friendly fireworks display. The event has grown every year and now includes a dog show, bouncy houses and
MCAS Results The Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment Exam results are out and although arlington did better than the rest of the state, fewer students are getting high scores. School officials say
School enrollment Early numbers show class sizes continue to grow in Arlington Public Schools. Preliminary figures show an additional 179 students district-wide over last falls numbers. The increase is in
Arlington celebrates the designation of a Cultural District along Mass. Ave. What it means for local artists and businesses. Tree preservation takes root in the Board of Selectmen’s Chamber. September
As a Green Community since 2010, Arlington has been awarded close to one and half million dollars in project funding. Obtaining new grants and managing the associated projects will keep
Democratic candidates for the Special Senate election answer questions at the Candidate Forum. Watch the whole Candidate Forum on ACMi.tv Special State Senate Election Democratic Committee Debate 2017
Arlington Public News continues its look at the budgets and policies decided during Town Meeting and Special Town Meeting 2017. It went down as an historic one – with changes
Arlington’s annual town meeting is well underway. Banning plastic bags and rules affecting housing construction are some of the top articles approved so far. Here is a look at what
The field is growing in the race for the fourth middlesex district senate seat special election and the reasons for celebration and concern when it comes to Arlington’s community development
Arlington’s first ever medical marijuana dispensary is closer to opening its doors. The Massachusetts Patient Foundation has approval from the state to start constructing a facility, but are still seeking
On Patriots’ Day, Arlingtonians commemorate the spirit of the American Revolution with a series of festivities and reenactments. In 2017, a scheduling conflict with Easter Sunday means that many events
As Arlington tries to balance its residential construction boom with the preservation of its established neighborhoods, three warrant articles attempt to create a good neighbor agreement. APN’s Zach Merchant
Arlington’s 66-year-old senator, Ken Donnelly, died after an 8 month battle with brain cancer on Sunday, April 2nd. The senator served Arlington and surrounding towns in the Senate for 8
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