Gratitude as Acton-Nanae partnership continues to flourish
We are grateful to our host families and local interpreters — the heart of the program — and to the yearslong support of school and town officials.
Letters
Why fear displaying a bumper sticker?
As I applied it to my car I thought, “This is a sad state of affairs.”
What our cited report actually says about RTEs
Acton’s fiscal policy should benefit the entire community
Acton property taxes are the fourth highest in Massachusetts, despite having the 20th highest property values.
Estabrook Road reporting deserves more context
The landowners had been working with the town to address the problems of safety, overcrowding, and some visitors’ aggressive behavior.
Homeowners have a right to defend their property — and that includes Estabrook
Is it to be implied that Acton citizens are “bad citizens” if they continue to exercise their Fifth and 14th Amendment rights?
Safety first: bicycles need flashing lights
If I hit you because I can’t see you, I will feel terrible, but you might be seriously hurt.
Consider equity as you vote on Question 2
Lowering the standard so that kids who have less can get by isn’t the answer.
A call to action to help finance Concord250 revolutionary celebration
Scholarship Fund of Acton and Carlisle gives thanks
Since its inception, The Scholarship Fund has provided $3 million in scholarships to over 1,400 students.
Select Board should roll back ‘regressive’ residential tax exemption
The RTE has real-world negative impacts on my family and many others.
Residential tax exemption harms Acton’s most vulnerable residents
The RTE shifts tax burdens onto rental units which tend to be occupied by those with lower incomes.