Select Board still grappling with guest flag policy
Meanwhile, a temporary moratorium on community requests to raise banners remains in place.
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Acton Police log highlights: August 28- September 3, 2024
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
More senior housing envisioned, but questions remain on count, affordability
About 22 percent of Concordians are 65 or older, up from 16 percent a decade ago, Census data show.
Affordable housing, Route 2 in focus at first MCI-Acton public hearing
Amid the excitement and ideas, concerns about potential costs to Acton also popped up.
Flagpole vigil keeps message of peace alive
Asked about their goals as peace activists, the men said they simply hope their message reaches people.
Town exploring purchase of MCI-Acton wastewater treatment plant
The town’s existing treatment facility is limited by its capacity to collect and treat wastewater and discharge effluent.
Mara Dolan vows to pursue a ‘more just’ state judiciary on Governor’s Council
“Change comes through the Governor’s Council,” the Democratic public defender told The Acton Bridge.
Breaking: Acton Board of Health authorizes perimeter spraying of schools to combat EEE threat
Spraying would occur after dusk starting Monday and could continue on Tuesday to Thursday until completion.
Rotary presents memorial Al Filipov Award to Acton first responders
Rotarian Sharon Spaulding called Filipov “a great man who exemplified the qualities of courage and service.”
For Walden Mounted Unit, every day is training day
“Here at Walden, our patrols climb hills, bushwhack, walk through mud and sand, and learn to be comfortable in crowds.”
BREAKING: Acton EEE risk level elevated to ‘high’; town Board of Health sets emergency meeting
Emerson Field and Rideout Playground were scheduled for treatment on Thursday after dusk.
First public hearing on MCI-Acton’s future slated for Thursday
The hybrid meeting will be held both online via Zoom and in person starting at 7 p.m.