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First Parish hosts climate crisis forum
Drop Off/Swap Off is Saturday
NOVO plans raise concerns about traffic, play space
Acton Police Log, September 14-20, 2023
A Q&A with Tourism Manager Beth Williams
Popular ‘Taste of Acton’ returns with a bang
They came for the food and wine but stayed to party with one another. The Chamber of Commerce’s Taste of Acton returned after a pandemic-related hiatus to a sold-out crowd of revelers at the Nashoba Brooks School gym. Joe Saia, owner of West Acton Wine and Spirits, co-sponsored the over-21 evening with the Chamber. “Taste” was held annually for about a decade until the recent pause. “It’s part of the community,” said Saia as he hugged many of the 300 ticket holders at the door. “We’re sold out. People want to socialize again.” Matus Marusak and Neal Checka said they
Affordable housing is hard to find in Acton
Additional transportation costs from emergency shelter put pressure on school budget
Community Preservation funds sought for Assabet River pedestrian bridge
Where is your Bridge?
Photo gallery: The Blessing of the Animals
Left to right, “Emmy” gets a snuggle while waiting for a blessing, Matt Boger and his golden retriever Bodhi listen to a prayer, and Rev. Richard Edens, interim co-senior minister at Trinitarian Congregational church, gives his blessing to Kyrie and Sophie, a pair of golden retrievers belonging to Anne Stoma and Dan Seligman of Needham, during a Blessing of the Animals.