Local officials: state budget bump for Acton just inflation compensation
Acton is getting more state money, though not necessarily more spending power.
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Signs of the times
The founders hope their museum will draw visitors seeking to explore a unique component of Acton’s past.
Second Chance Cars gives independence-seekers a lift
“I’m eager to put the past behind us and look forward to a beautiful future.”
Summer storm winds take a toll
Police also reported that areas of town, including Annursnac Hill, had lost electricity.
A life in homage to fromage: Cheese Shop’s Peter Lovis eyes retirement
“Selling cheese is a gas,” he said. “I’ve been doing it for 48 years.”
North Bridge trails closing for two months for erosion, drainage repair
The closures will affect paths from the Liberty Street parking lot and Monument Street to the bridge.
Acton Camera: Birds of a feather
What does Acton look like through your lens?
With ‘joy and pride,’ Concordians celebrate inaugural India Day
Community members gathered at First Parish over the weekend to mark the town’s first official India Day.
‘250 Days to the 250th’ in photos
The kickoff marks the countdown to the “upcoming celebration of Acton’s central role in the American Revolution.”
West Acton burglary attempt may be tied to theft ring, police say
Burglars entered the home by climbing up to an open second-floor window, police said.
Acton college students: Can your absentee ballot find you?
The vote-by-mail application deadline is August 26 at 5 p.m.
Where’s your Bridge? Glasgow
We visited Glasgow Cathedral with the Blatt family.