Breaking bread, spanning cultures: CCHS food fest celebrates diversity
“It has turned into an event that no matter who you are, what you do in the school, everyone comes.”
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Builders eye June start for Baker Avenue Novo apartment complex
Nearly three years after its proposal, crews might soon break ground on the 201-unit Novo Riverside Commons.
Unopposed, not unmotivated: Candidates make their cases
Drew Magliozzi, Stephan Bader, and Karlen Reed are charting disparate paths through a campaign cycle sans slings and arrows.
Army can’t find records of Kimlau awards
Acton-born World War II bomber pilot Lt. Benjamin R. Kimlau died while on a mission in 1944.
Acton Police log highlights: February 18-24, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Scammer posing as a cop in new telephone scheme
Acton police urge residents to be on the alert after a telephone scammer posed as an officer and demanded money.
‘Our great treasure’: Tom Curtin’s Acton-Nanae legacy enshrined
His wife, Susan, presented the town with two awards bestowed on Curtin by Japan’s top leaders.
Grounds game: Candidates tap coffees, social media to woo voters
Candidate coffees might be a Acton staple, but competitors in this year’s races are trying to branch out.
Groundhog or no, count on three more weeks of yard signs
Harbingers of spring: sprouting daffodils, chirping robins, and, in Acton, political yard signs.
A March for unity: ‘Brighter Together’ in photos
Community members crafted lanterns and came together for a parade that organizers believe will foster connection.
CCHS limiting AP classes, spurring divergent opinions from students
Some say the limit will ease stress and improve mental health. Others argue it will restrict academic freedom.
Town seeks $1.4M state grant to help fund CMS solar panels
Officials say it’s an effort to reduce costs even though Town Meeting voters already approved borrowing for the project.