In a gentler local election cycle, candidates square off
From First Parish to cyberspace, town candidates have been hitting the campaign trail as election day nears.
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Acton residential and commercial property values: Assessments for fiscal year 2026
The Acton Bridge’s residential and commercial property value list is searchable and sortable by address and value.
Acton condo property values: Assessments for fiscal year 2026
The Acton Bridge’s condo property value list is easily searchable and sortable by address and value.
Creators say star-studded documentary on Thoreau will ‘wake our viewers up’
Premiering March 30 and 31 on PBS, the film is the first full-length documentary devoted to the Acton writer, philosopher, and naturalist.
Update: Sally’s Apizza says it’s still coming to Acton, contradicting developer
The property owners told the town that “they are actively” looking for a new sit-down restaurant tenant.
New face, familiar place: Meet the next Nanae liaison
Emily Aldous is the Acton Nanae Network’s newest coordinator of international relations.
Acton Police log highlights: March 4-10, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Relics and reflections: Museum exhibits echoes of the Revolution
Commemorative objects, relics, and contemporary artworks are featured in the Acton Museum’s latest showcase.
Thoreau apartments inch toward construction start
Construction could start this summer on the five-story, two-building Residences at Thoreau complex.
One success at a time: Specialty court marks its first graduation
The Acton District Court celebrated a milestone last month with its first Mental Health Recovery Court graduate.
Select Board admits missteps in lead-up to IHRA adoption
In a formal response to the complaint, the board promised a “renewed focus” on Open Meeting Law compliance.
$170K accounting gap spurs review, but questions persist
A discrepancy in the Acton Municipal Light Plant’s books is the latest in a line of municipal finance woes.