According to town officials fewer girls have been participating in winter athletics during the last couple of years, particularly in the sport of basketball. Of the 320 players participating in
The Arlington Recreation Director, Joe Connelly, tells us about programs your kids can take part in this February vacation.
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast we have highlights from the recent joint meeting at Town Hall of
Casey McQuillen is a singer-songwriter and former American Idol contestant. She performed her program entitled “You Matter,” an interactive concert of songs and stories with an anti-bullying theme at Ottoson
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast we tell you about a unique sport that is as much mental
For this past holiday season, the Prudential Center once again shined bright for local community organizations. On December 11th, Partners for Youth with Disabilities flipped the switch to light up
Arlington Children’s Theatre presented One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, a play by Ken Kesey, to the Arlington community this past month. This show normally put on by adults was
From our previous segment on China’s two child policy, college students continues sharing their reaction to the newly-implemented policy. Also, an environmental specialist from Brandeis University talks about the policy’s
The extensive rebuild of the Thompson Elementary School in East Arlington is the most recent of a number of school renovation projects in town. ACMi was there to chronicle the
China’s national policy of family planning that only allowed one child per family since the 1970’s was recently replaced with a two-child policy. College students and a professor who are
APN follows ACMi’s Youth Coordinator Jessica Barnthouse into a fourth-grade classroom in Arlington to find out how she is training the students to use their iPads to make Stop-Motion Animation
The Arlington Fire Department has been getting the word out on fire prevention tips and the schools are no exception. Their fire safety talks presented to elementary school children so
Recent cases of teen deaths in the Arlington community trigger discussions of ways to help teenagers overcome stresses, grief, and related mental health problems. The Clinical Director of Arlington Youth
At Arlington Public News, we bring you stories of interest to Arlington and surrounding communities. In tonight’s newscast, we report from a recent meeting looking to change the Massachusetts State
On October 6, Children’s series author Soman Chainani shared his famous work “The School for Good and Evil” to kids of Ottoson Middle School.
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