Updated: Acton schools, town offices closed Monday as major storm approaches
The National Weather Service said a blizzard warning is in effect from 4 p.m. Sunday to 7 a.m. Tuesday.
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‘This is the antidote’: Amid rising divisions, local clerics reviving an interfaith alliance
Inside a sanctuary framed by stained glass, pews, and a pulpit, faith leaders from different traditions found common ground.
Gentile looks ahead after ‘bittersweet’ decision to forgo ‘26 reelection bid
The Democratic lawmaker announced this month that he would not seek another term representing the 13th Middlesex District.
Disaster training at Harvey Wheeler
Friday morning, the Acton Police and Fire Departments will practice how to open and operate the center during disasters.
Back to the 5 & dime? Plans aired for former E & S Mobile property
A revamped gas station and country store would reconfigure the existing building into a 2,162-square-foot, one-story structure.
Project could add crosswalk to Kenneth J. Dunn Square
Plans include a crosswalk from the old E & S Mobile Service property to the memorial park at Commonwealth Avenue and Laws Brook Road.
Acton Police log highlights: January 28-February 3, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
‘An exceptional choice:’ Acton Museum taps new executive director
Amanda Lahikainen brings more than two decades of experience as a museum leader, scholar, and educator.
Dragons, dances, and dumplings: CCHS marks the Lunar New Year
The aroma of traditional Asian food wafted through the red lantern-lined high school cafeteria during town’s third Lunar New Year Festival.
Chasing EV goals, locals mark wins and headwinds
As the state urges wider electric vehicle adoption, Acton groups are weighing their own projects.
For Valentine’s Day, our heartfelt thanks to donors and advertisers
You’ve supported a rare and beautiful human connection that few towns get to enjoy anymore.
Ya gotta have hearts: Kids send valentines to lift seniors’ spirits
Dozens of cards were created as part of a growing partnership between Thoreau Elementary students and the Council on Aging.