Acton dressing up for the (250th) occasion
“This is not a competition but hopefully a collective effort to dress up the town for ourselves and our visitors.”
Independent local news for Acton, Massachusetts
“This is not a competition but hopefully a collective effort to dress up the town for ourselves and our visitors.”
After touring 93 of the 94 Concords he discovered, Rob Morrison is returning the favor by inviting his new friends to Concord250.
The fastest way to grasp a complex subject is reading a children’s book.
The lantern can be viewed at the museum through April 19, when it will be part of the Patriots’ Day Parade.
“It’s a chicken-and-egg situation where we want to set that script up, but we need the people to RSVP.”
The plan is coming together for the “probably slightly misshapen but beautiful burrito that will be April 19.”
Can we trade you a Reuben Brown for a Martha Moulton?
The Acton Orchestra will play the sounds of the season — the Revolutionary season.
A month before Acton’s big celebration, there’s concern about cuts at Minute Man National Historical Park.
An upcoming program aims to honor patriots of color
The Garden Club is charged with planting pansies along the route the Patriots Day Parade will follow on Saturday, April 19.
Not many towns can say they own a cannon — but Acton, home of the shot heard round the world, isn’t most towns.