Task force delays 2229 Main vote to October 15
Lingering questions about the true cost of a federal Superfund site have stumped members of the Select Board about a deal to acquire the land.
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Acton Bridge Q&A: Town Meeting Study Committee Chair Eric Moore
There’s a review underway to see if one of Acton’s most time-honored practices — Town Meeting — may also be timeworn.
Electric vehicle showcase gets Acton charged up
The event highlighted not only EVs but also local and statewide progress toward a reduced carbon footprint.
Acton Police log highlights: September 11-17, 2024
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
As fiscal year begins, school budget already $475K in the red
Most of the discrepancy comes from special education costs.
Concordians weigh in on residential tax exemption
The fate of a residential tax exemption intended to make Acton more affordable is in the hands of the Select Board.
Forum to dig into residential tax exemption impact
The policy enacted last year by the Select Board set a 10 percent exemption on owner-occupied single-family homes and condos.
Kicks for Cancer: Girls’ soccer bests Lincoln-Sudbury 3-1; Boys fall 3-0
Players on both sides wore uniforms bearing the name of a family member or friend impacted by cancer.
Where’s your Bridge? The Great Lakes
Bill Joyce, former treasurer and tax collector, and wife Kristina, an artist and teacher, toured the Great Lakes for their 80th birthdays.
Carrie Flood remembered as ‘welcoming, inclusive, and tireless’ public servant
“Acton is a better place because of her decision to share herself with the community that she called home.”
Breaking: Acton Board of Health lifts dusk-to-dawn EEE recommendation
That’s good news for all those outside happenings, including Saturday’s Kicks for Cancer events.
Updated: Explore ‘path toward potential acquisition’ of 2229 Main, task force to advise
Paul Boehm of the 2229 Main Street Advisory Task Force, will present findings and recommendations to the Select Board on October 21.