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Breaking: Select Board member Mary Hartman resigns, triggering special election
“At this point in my life, I need to make space for my loved ones who deserve my care.”
Ray of light? Landfill solar project advances as others lag
Solar supporters see room for improvement as delays and disagreements plague efforts at municipal and school sites.
A little short: CMLP billing error will cost customers
A five-year-old calculation error is hitting Concordians’ electricity bills.
Breaking: Trail closing expected after new uranium finding at 2229 Main Superfund site
A project risk assessor said levels don’t present an “unacceptable” risk to trail users or nearby residents, per the town.
Acton Police log highlights: September 16-22, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
In its 25th year, Acton blood drive keeps Nick Ressler’s memory alive
This year’s event runs from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. October 10 at the Beede Swim & Fitness Center.
A half-century later, the spirit of ’76 endures as CCHS classmates reunite
Out of more than 400 graduates, about 140 returned for their 50 year reunion at the Nashawtuc Country Club last month.
Before going solar at middle school, School Committee wants answers
“I don’t want to run into a 20-year decision in haste. I mean, it’s a long time.”
Building boom accelerates as Novo project breaks ground
More than a decade after Acton’s last major multifamily construction, the 201-unit Novo is now one of two projects underway.
Acton firefighters get rare ‘live fire’ training
Updated with video: It’s the first time in years that Acton has offered such broad live fire training.
‘It’s their voice’: Technology helps Thoreau students communicate
“For a lot of these kids, control is hard … giving them as much autonomy and independence as possible is really huge.”