Young Concordians should follow the ‘shining example’ of our elders
I am disheartened that the demographic of political activities in the area skews so far to the elders in our community.
Letters
Monthly prose reading series highlights authors published by independent press
How a simple act of kindness can ameliorate stressful times
Recently, on a very cold but sunny day, while walking west toward Acton, I saw something glittering.
In praise of The Acton Bridge
My husband and I read your paper every week and think your paper is fantastic. We share articles with extended family.
Dean Banfield announces run for open seat on Select Board
I feel the town is facing some significant challenges and I’m willing to roll up my sleeves and tackle thorny problems.
Join Acton’s focus group on bias and hate reporting
We are developing a new system for reporting incidents and need your firsthand knowledge, insights, and input.
Backing Drew Magliozzi’s experience, ‘open mind’
IHRA definition could help Acton build community
My Acton childhood had an outsize impact on my life. And yet I am sorry to say we knew antisemitism.
IHRA definition differentiates between legitimate discourse and targeted hate
Leadership vows to “call out antisemitism,” but that promise is empty if they don’t know what antisemitism actually looks like now.
Film screening in Acton shows rift over what constitutes antisemitism
It is sad that Acton has become a town where there is intolerance for any truth about Israel that depicts it in less than a glorious light.
Endorsing Drew Magliozzi for his ‘character, integrity, care for others’
Drew is authentically reflective but also highly practical — willing to consider new perspectives while committed to tangible progress.
FinCom weighed taxes, local needs in advocating 1.9% spending hike
We were very aware of the concerns expressed by many citizens about increases in property taxes over the last several years.