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Once Superfund site’s fit to use, what should Acton do about it?
A long-contaminated former munitions site in West Acton will be fit for human habitation within five years, federal officials say.
Rewind: Hundreds flock to 16th annual Thoreau School Road Race
“We get such great involvement from the school, the kids, and our sponsors.”
Sanborn’s ASL Club promotes conversation, culture, and community
They want to combat stereotypes about the Deaf community and educate others on the value of learning American Sign Language.
Congratulations, CCHS Class of 2024!
Photo gallery: It was a beautiful day for a milestone moment.
Climate emergency declaration means faster greenhouse gas reduction
“Budgets are tight, but the town and its residents need to plan ahead and prioritize doing its part to stop climate change.”
Acton-born Kimlau’s military heroism remembered during AAPI Heritage Month
“He told his girlfriend he couldn’t marry her until the war ended because his job was too dangerous, and then he didn’t come back.”
Anonymous donor gives Acton Museum $5M, honoring curator
Acton Museum Curator David Wood has carefully preserved priceless pieces of the town’s history. Now his own place in history is assured.
Where’s your Bridge? Eurovision!
“The Acton Bridge reached the biggest show in Sweden,” Michael Dean Gray wrote in sharing his photo.
Citing planned protests, Hanscom developers scuttle in-person public hearing appearance
North Airfield Ventures opted out over “safety concerns associated with protesters that have been disruptive in the past.”
Night bear on Elsinore Street: Roving Acton bruin caught on camera toppling nesting box
“I’m thinking, ‘Come on — you’re going to take the time to knock a pole down [for] what’s not even an appetizer for you?’”
CCHS Reality Fair an eye-opener on financial wisdom
“Oh my gosh, I definitely can’t afford to live in Acton,” one student said.