Bruce Freeman track crossing closes due to gate problems
Mechanical malfunctions due to snow and road salt are to blame, a Commuter Rail spokesperson said.
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Updated: Epstein was invited to suspended prof’s Acton home, documents show
“I totally regret ever having met him,” Martin Nowak told The Acton Bridge.
CCHS boys place 2nd in MIAA Alpine skiing, Remington wins slalom crown
For the second straight year, Theo Remington took first place to reign as state champion in slalom.
‘Coming back home’: Alcott letters, artifacts augment library’s collection
Seven letters and two collections join an extensive group of Alcott materials at the Acton Free Public Library.
Updated: Power outage hits Acton Middle School
Principal Justin Cameron said staff expected a regular dismissal at 1:20 p.m.
Acton Police log highlights: February 4-10, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Photos: Acton digs out after Blizzard of ’26 packs a wintry wallop
One measurement reported by the National Weather Service put Acton’s snowfall at 17 inches.
Natural progression: Playground’s phase two on tap for this summer
The new area will include decomposed granite pathways, native trees and grasses, playhouses, boardwalks, and gathering spaces.
Updated: 16 inches and counting: Blizzard blanketing quiet Acton
Acton schools and the Ripley building will be closed again Tuesday, schools Superintendent Laurie Hunter announced.
Select Board remains lone contested March race as ballot deadline passes
This year’s local election ballot is set. After last month’s Town Caucus, there are no new candidates.
New court date set as defense moves to toss ‘scarecrow’ case
Legal motions are piling up in the case against a Acton man accused of harassing schools Superintendent Laurie Hunter.
Rotary Club of Acton gathering personal care items for Open Table
Open Table is a non-profit combating hunger and need in 21 communities throughout the region.