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- UPDATED Jan. 16: The town started collecting resident Christmas trees Jan. 6 through Jan. 10, and pick-up was scheduled to continue Jan. 13 through Jan. 17. However, due to delays, the town announced pick-up has been extended into the week of Tuesday, Jan. 21 through Saturday, Jan. 25. Those who wish to have their tree picked […]
- In celebration of Arlington250, the town's multiyear recognition of local history from its colonial beginnings to present day, residents are invited to Whittemore Park for "Samuel Whittemore Day," Sunday, Feb. 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. The American farmer and soldier was the oldest combatant in the Revolutionary War at 78 years old and was notably […]
- Jessa Piaia as Isabella Stewart Gardner circa 1908. / Photo by Carol Beggy UPDATED Jan. 17: Isabella Stewart Gardner, in the form of historical reenactor Jessa Piaia, returned to Arlington Heights to talk about the life of the arts patron, her many connections in Boston at the turn of the last centry, and her commitment to […]
- Friday, Jan. 17 East Arlington: High near 35°F, partly sunny with light winds. A milder day, with temperatures approaching the mid-30s. The morning will be chilly with frost, but the afternoon will feel more comfortable for outdoor plans. Arlington Center: High near 35°F, partly sunny. A warmer day compared to the earlier part of the […]
- Carolina Marguerita Guerrero Arlington Police have issued an alert enlisting the public’s help to find a woman who has been missing for more than a month. According to the information distributed by the police department, they are looking for Carolina Marguerita Guerrero, a 46-year-old woman who was last seen on or about Dec. 7, 2024, […]
- My Brother's Place, located at 181 Broadway in East Arlington. Photo courtesy: Google Maps streetview The new year marks the end of a chapter for a beloved restaurant in Arlington. My Brother's Place, the pizzeria operating out of East Arlington, has closed its doors to the public after 24 years of business. The owners of […]
