Antisemitism coverage earns Acton Bridge NENPA honors
The award “celebrates journalism that exposes injustice, drives reform, and uplifts the role of a free press in civic life.”
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MCI discord: Housing debate flares as planning pivots to zoning
Town leaders are rejecting some of the most ambitious housing estimates as they eye a spring vote.
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Acton farmers and hunters grapple with deer overpopulation
Experts put the optimal deer population at 12 to 18 per square mile. In the Acton area, it’s around 75 to 100.
‘Never about him’: Mario Favorito’s half-century of serving Acton
During the 56 years he lived in Acton, O. Mario Favorito faced a persistent issue: He had trouble saying “no.”
Expansion for creation: Keyes Art Barn opening adds studio space
With the snip of a ceremonial ribbon, the creative space at Acton Art more than doubled in size.
Updated: Widespread power outage hits Acton
Light Plant Director Jason Bulger said crews think the problem stemmed from an old power protection switch.
Acton Police log highlights: September 23-29, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Savor the flavors: Taste of Acton to showcase local, global offerings
The early guidance: Show up at Nashawtuc Country Club on October 20 with an appetite.
Construction to start this fall on Maisey O’Donnell training center
Updated plans envision a “memory wall” memorializing the achievements of the Beede addition’s namesake diver.
AI vs. AI: Thoreau teacher’s firing raises complex questions
Christine Apollos alleges an improper investigation of her claims of the use of AI in evaluations that led to her dismissal.
‘Gateway to West Acton’ set for country store rebirth
Town Planner Elizabeth Hughes said crews would be breaking ground soon at the former E & S Mobile Service site.