Save smaller homes by maintaining Acton’s residential tax exemption
If we end the residential tax exemption, more Concordians will have trouble paying the higher taxes.
Letters
Provincial Congress event casts light on how to build a stronger democracy
Why not take a note from the past in reunifying our states today?
CMLP: Electric vehicles are more affordable than you might think
Reach out today and take the next step toward cleaner, more affordable driving.
Let our bylaws — and science — guide cell tower decisions
Acknowledge the safety concerns, identify the sites that pose the least risk, and move swiftly to site towers there.
Prospects for plastic: What actually happens when you recycle?
Despite our best intentions, most of what we “recycle” is not really recycled.
Respond to Town Meeting survey — but be aware of what it leaves out
West Acton Animal Clinic showed compassion at the toughest time
No matter how many dogs you have had and how many times you have had to say goodbye, it is awful.
Use of ‘FUD’ in the debate about Acton wireless must stop
I feel that we who live here, and those who visit here, should be able to call 911 from anywhere in town, and reach emergency services without fail.
Green Thumbs thank Wag N’ Wash, Reflections
Their names were inadvertently omitted from our ad thanking the local businesses that ran October 5, 2024.
Concord250 Corp. isn’t alone in underwriting revolution celebration
Unlike the Corporation, the Committee is a town entity established and supported by the Select Board, Town Manager, and many volunteers.
Yes vote on Question 2 will ‘increase the paths’ to student success
Removing the graduation requirement means that educators can still utilize MCAS scores as one metric of their students’ educational growth.
Seniors need less costly trash options
Why has the town not taken us (and our reduced carbon footprint) into consideration and offered us a less costly service?