Schools look to widen student medication and restraint policies
Schools Superintendent Laurie Hunter proposed changes that broaden the responsibilities of school officials.
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Photos: They love Lucey
Outgoing Willard Principal Matthew Lucey was surprised with a celebration honoring his years of leadership.
At ‘crossroads,’ Black Heritage Trail accord elusive
“We manufacture something to have a debate about, so that we don’t have to admit what the real issue is.”
Double-digit hike for water hits July 1; sewerage rate up 5%
“The community is already upset with what they perceive as an outrageous cost.”
Forget-her-not: Florist Helen Halloran hanging up her shears after 43 years
Halloran has been serving people in their happiest and saddest moments since 1983.
Acton Police log highlights: June 3-9, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Three-time Fulbright scholar basks in the history of Acton
Anna Ohanyan will study how small nations influence global powers while maintaining independence.
Pride grand marshal Philip Dee’s eight-decade journey to acceptance
Small moments during Dee’s hometown Pride parade revealed a new, more positive world.
At pivotal point, Cathcart passes public works baton
After 30 years with Acton, Public Works Director Alan Cathcart retires as the department faces several major projects.
Photos: Juneteenth jubilation
Across town, Concordians paused, danced, and sang on Friday to mark the holiday.
Early drafts offer peek at housing-heavy MCI makeover
A public planning marathon opened with gasps from meeting attendees about the state’s request for housing units.
‘She belongs here’: Margaret Fuller statue unveiled in library garden
Its late-May installation at the library “marks the first outdoor sculpture of a woman in Acton.”