Acton Police log highlights: May 6-12, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
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Delayed environmental filing looms over Hanscom expansion
The timeline “keeps slipping,” said Wendy Rovelli, Acton’s representative on the Hanscom Area Towns Committee.
Debate simmers over sizing of Black Heritage Trail signs
“How small does Black representation have to be in this community before it’s acceptable?”
Photos: Memorial Day in Acton
Concordians paused Monday to pay tribute to the fallen.
Veterans fewer, but tributes endure at Harvey Wheeler Memorial Day Breakfast
Those who have served gathered to remember those they’ve lost.
With summer looming, Walden Pond bathhouse hits homestretch
State swimming areas are scheduled to formally open tomorrow. Daily lifeguard service starts in mid-June.
David Robinson’s selfless deed, enduring presence honored
Almost exactly 65 years after Robinson’s murder, a flag ceremony was held at his final Acton resting place.
PHOTOS: Merriment and merchandise: Spring Into West Acton ’26
Favored by blue skies and a warm spring breeze, crowds congregated along Commonwealth Avenue last weekend.
Acton Police log highlights: April 29-May 5, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Acton ecological detective sees the forest for the treatise
Richard T.T. Forman, who’s been called “the father of landscape ecology,” sees a walk as an adventure.
Nature’s fury: Storm sends tree smashing down on car carrying three
The passengers “were very lucky” to escape without major injuries, police Capt. Brian Goldman said.
School officials seek long-term fix after latest Thoreau fire
District leaders say they’re looking to redesign the heating and sprinkler system that caused two fires in the last five years.