Girls soccer soars with 5-0 Kicks for Cancer win
The team made swift work of rival Lincoln-Sudbury on October 24.
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DCL rival Lincoln-Sudbury edges boys soccer, 3-2
Before a spirited Kicks for Cancer crowd, Acton-Carlisle wound up on the short end of a 3-2 decision.
Thoreau apartments project in full swing after rebranding
Alta Thoreau developers have demolished cabins that hosted the Camp Thoreau summer program.
Select Board sets special election for February 2
Voters will head to the polls to fill a vacancy left by Select Board member Mary Hartman’s departure.
Four years and counting: How The Bridge keeps Acton connected
The Bridge is documentary proof that anyone — everyone — can play a meaningful role in the life of Acton.
Gym dandy? Indoor sports gain support in MCI reuse talks
“The momentum is really building,” Select Board member Paul Boehm told The Bridge.
At CCHS, drinking ‘concerning’; LGBTQ+ students struggle more with stress
Results also addressed changes in student well-being and efforts to address gaps in access to advanced courses.
Acton Police log highlights: September 30-October 6, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Man pleads guilty in Acton bank fraud case
William Shaw was accused of stealing more than $674,000 in a scheme targeting Citizens Bank branches.
Remembering Fritz Kussin, Acton’s ever-gregarious ‘retail mayor’
Kussin mentored local merchants, volunteered in the community, and built friendships across generations.
Acton Camera: Give peace cranes a chance
The inaugural Acton Peace Crane, a paper-folding event, drew 80 participants on October 4.
Breaking: John Grace gets pretrial probation in ‘scarecrow’ case
“My family can breathe a sigh of relief,” Grace told The Acton Bridge after Monday’s court proceedings.