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- At just two-tenths of a mile long, Mill Street is short in length, but plays a big role for the town. / Carol Beggy photo It only takes four minutes to walk the entire length of Mill Street, yet it feels like an entire town exists within its two blocks. A church, cafe, hardware store, school, doctors' […]
- The Mass. Ave. entrance to Arlington High School. / Carol Beggy photo Arlington High School programs will move into the new Athletics Wing and the Black Box Theater this week, and starting on Feb. 22 – when students return from winter vacation – students will begin using the new facilities that were part of Phase 3 […]
- UPDATED, Feb. 19: Eighteen voter-created articles were submitted by the deadline for the annual Town Meeting this spring and could make it to the Town Meeting floor and become a policy of the town. On Feb. 19, the draft warrant was posted on the town website. See it here >> The articles, which must be signed […]
- Meteorologist Matthew Moll of New England Weather Consulting has issued his Arlington-specific forecast for the week: Arlington will experience cold, breezy conditions through the weekend. Today, will be cold and windy, with highs in the 20s and wind chills making it feel colder. Temperatures will moderate now through the end of the week, with highs near 30°F […]
- UPDATED Feb. 19: JP Messuri led the way with two goals and Drew Beck and Sean Patterson added one apiece to lift the No. 6 Spy Ponders (16-5-2) past the No. 5 Marauders (13-6-1) in a battle between the two teams atop the Middlesex-Liberty Division at Ed Burns Arena, 4-3. It was Arlington's first win in […]
- The Minuteman Bikeway — traveling 10 miles through Arlington, Cambridge, Lexington and ending in Bedford for — is undergoing new and improved designs, part of the bikeway-iImprovement project at Ed Burns Arena and Ryder Street. This project was initiated after residents shared strong interest in creating new community spaces along the bikeway to improve safety […]
