Voting early? Town adds in-person option starting next week
Unlike in-person absentee balloting at the clerk’s office counter, official early voting will happen in the Town House’s hearing room.
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Acton Bridge board thanks retiring CEO Maile Hulihan
“Maile embodies the values we hold for a free and independent local news source for Acton,” The Bridge’s board of directors said in a statement.
Q&A: Acton candidates offer their closing contentions
Candidates answer questions about everything from prison redevelopment to hate and bias in schools.
Updated: Alan Cathcart to retire as Public Works director
Cathcart has worked in Acton for 30 years, making him one of the town’s longest-tenured employees.
Conservation Trust purchase preserves 30-acre parcel in Spencer Brook Valley
“When you’re there, you feel like you’re in the wild; you have no idea you’re just miles from Boston.”
Acton Police log highlights: February 25-March 3, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Update: Woman safe after Acton search
A woman has been found safe following an extensive search involving Acton and Acton police, officials announced.
Photo gallery: Sweet spot
On March 7, an invitation-only event drew locals eager to learn about the annual rite of maple syrup making.
Grace’s sign targeted Hunter’s commute, DA’s office asserts
A judge found probable cause for the charge and is letting the case proceed, according to online court records.
Where’s your Bridge? Bangkok
How far can a piece of home roam? The Acton Bridge is seeking more photo submissions from our adventurous readers.
Acton Bridge wins 12 new NENPA awards across 11 categories
The newest prizes bring the number of awards the newspaper has earned in the past year to 14.
‘Room to grow’: Parents want METCO to build on its positive momentum
Families believe the program has improved its communication and stability, but there is still work to do.