News and Views from Arlington, MA
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- With the Aug. 20 closing of a play structure at Cutter School/Reinhart Park Playground, the town now has two of its more than 30 recreation areas that have been found to have unsafe conditions. In July, after community members expressed concern about the safety of Poets Corner Playground, the town closed the whole park on […]
- On July 18, 1950, the St. Camillus Parish was first established. Father John E. Sullivan was its first pastor, and the first Mass was celebrated on April 29, 1951, Palm Sunday. Seventy-five years later, the church on Concord Turnpike is celebrating its history in Arlington.…
- High pressure brings dry, sunny weather. Cool in the morning, then mild with low humidity.
- UPDATED, Aug 25: Arlington now has more frequent bus service from the Alewife MBTA Red Line station through Lexington to Hanscom Field and the VA Hospital in Bedford, and see the return today, Aug. 25, of Route 76, which was folded into Route 62 as part of the pandemic-era service adjustments.…
- Stop & Shop is cutting prices on more than 3,000 items in its stores in eastern Massachusetts, including the store on Mass. Avenue near Arlington High School, the company announced in a press release. The Quincy-based supermarket, part of the Europe-based Ahold Delhaize, started rolling out price cuts in stores last year, and this move […]
- With the summer season coming to a close, the town is already preparing for fall and winter events and activities. The town’s recreation department has opened registration for sports, lessons and a variety of programs for all ages. Residents looking to fill up their calendars for the next few months can register for cold-weather favorites, […]
