Recent upgrades expand accessibility along the Bruce Freeman Rail Trail
The Friends of BFRT thank Acton Public Works for making these improvements to the trail.
Letters
Hate and bias reporting system needs definitions, safeguards
Acton’s proposed system risks turning political disagreement into permanent government record.
Give police department adequate staffing, resources for proactive traffic enforcement
They are doing the best they can with the limited resources they’ve been given.
Judge’s ruling lays bare HDC’s bias, bad faith, and ‘petty cruelty’
Will the commissioners’ continued opposition to this modest family home cost taxpayers even more?
EMS workers’ compassionate care ‘made a difficult time a little easier’
Acton’s bike to school days get kids off to a healthy start
Sudents and families are invited to join this year’s International Bike, Walk & Roll to School Days, beginning October 7.
As losses mount, it’s time to ditch Anderson Kreiger as town counsel
Acton has gotten litigation-happy, and taxpayers have to foot the bill.
Longtime library trustee Mario Favorito’s legacy an inspiration to our community
Mario’s volunteer service will continue to make a difference to our community for years to come.
MCI info session raises questions about sewerage costs, rising traffic
Mighty Moose fundraiser helps put early cancer detection into practice
Mighty Moose and Kicks for Cancer have funded research into a new early-detection test for ovarian cancer.
A plea for civility after disturbing incident at Republican standout
All through the streets of Acton, there are “Hate has no home here” and “Love thy neighbor” signs. Are there exceptions?
Garden Club accepting grant proposals for community enhancement projects
We would love to hear from groups with ideas for creating, restoring, or enhancing gardens and green spaces.