Homeowners paying the price for Acton’s growing budget
Families don’t get to ask their employers for 5-6 percent annual wage increases. They have to live within a budget, prioritizing where money gets spent.
Letters
What I see going on in West Acton
I know a town that bought contaminated W.R. Grace land, aside the Assabet River, why it bought the land — I’ll never understand; and I asked why?
Robbins House seeks archival Ellen Garrison materials
‘Bigoted commentary’ at meeting was offensive, un-Concordian
I am embarrassed that such offensive bigoted commentary was made in a Acton public school building.
Seeking more answers on 2229 Main Street Superfund site
Both of these individuals are experts in their respective fields but I don’t see how their opinions can be reconciled.
Urgent need for improved cellular service in Acton
This isn’t just an inconvenience; it poses a significant safety risk to residents, visitors, and those passing through our town on a daily basis.
Middle school naming outcome disappoints me
Finance Committee needs your input
Our guideline-setting process is not a spectator sport. Our next meeting is Thursday, June 20, at 6:30 p.m.
Is anybody going to do something about Acton’s night bear?
Telling a 78-year-old with bad knees and limited lungpower (and an extensive garden) that Mr. Bear might take up permanent residence is a bit much.
Let Pride flag fly in Monument Square, Select Board
If we wait until LGBTQIA+ rights are enshrined in a federal holiday before we fly a Pride flag, we will be waiting a very long time. The fight for equality is now.
A majority on middle school naming does not a ‘mob’ make
Some members of the School Committee and their supporters have displayed some remarkably paranoid views about their fellow Concordians.
Is Town Meeting attendance too low?
We hope that our work on Town Meeting this next year will be grounded in this institution’s function as a legislature.