As spring arrives, warm memories of chilly Quebec linger
Québec, tu nous manques déjà!
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Housing Secretary tours affordable units, touts $1.6B statewide fund
Edward Augustus met with Acton Housing Authority members and talked up elements of the billion-dollar Affordable Homes Act Gov. Maura Healey introduced last fall.
Concord250 essay contest invites teens to foretell town’s future
Are you in high school? Do you like to write? Here’s a chance to use your skill and enthusiasm to win $500 to invest in your future.
CCHS alumni panel helps ‘tone down the stress’ of the post-college journey
A panel of seven CCHS alums spoke to the junior class about finding fulfillment in their post-secondary school journeys.
A revolutionary moment: Meriam’s Corner 2024 in photos
The commemoration mingled the intensity and purpose of centuries ago with the fascination of the modern-day spectators who gathered to witness the procession.
Newcomers win two seats on Select Board, one on School Committee in Acton election
A total of 4,283 voters, or 31% of registered voters, cast ballots per unofficial results.
Acton gearing up for April 9 town election
Concordians head to the polls Tuesday to make their picks in contested races for Select Board, School Committee and more.
A word from the new CEO of The Acton Bridge
I would like to introduce myself as the first chief executive officer of The Acton Bridge.
Finance Committee pulls free cash Town Meeting article
The article proposed directing $1 million from the town’s free cash balance to the town assessors to reduce the tax levy for Fiscal Year 2025.
The Acton Bridge names new managing editor, assistant editor, and art & digital design director
CCHS Multicultural Food Fest whets worldly tastes
The event, which has become a favorite in the school calendar, showcased the rich variety of cultures represented within its student body, offering a culinary journey around the world.
MCI-Acton closure contributes to Special Town Meeting call on solar
With the West Acton prison slated to close in June, “we expect the load to drop significantly on that side of town where that transformer is.”