A lot to consider: Town discusses cell tower at West Acton depot
The town may still seek Rideout Park proposals, but are considering an alternative location at the MBTA parking lot.
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Prosecutors seek defendant’s phone PIN in ‘scarecrow’ case
John Grace and his lawyer are questioning why the state seized the phone in the first place and won a temporary reprieve.
Acton highlights library warming centers as bitter cold returns
Acton fire officials warned that wind chill values could feel as cold as -25 degrees Fahrenheit.
Caucus sets table for contested Select Board race
Voters braved the remains of Winter Storm Fern to advance candidates at Tuesday’s annual Town Caucus.
Photos: Sowing winter’s seeds
Green-thumbed Concordians gathered at the Fowler library branch earlier this month for a winter “seed sow.”
Updated: MBTA Commuter Rail riders evacuate in West Acton after mishap
Riders emerged from the train into single-digit temperatures and made their way past a SUV with its front bumper hanging off.
Acton adopts IHRA’s definition of antisemitism
The Select Board voted unanimously Tuesday to embrace a controversial definition of antisemitism.
Acton Police log highlights: January 7-13, 2026
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Twice as nice: Museum vying for repeat atop nation’s best list
USA Today’s 10Best Awards program annually highlights destinations nationwide and worldwide.
In bid for clarity, Acton weighs IHRA’s definition of antisemitism
Supporters of the definition says it’s a framework for identifying hate. Objectors say it could limit protected political speech.
O’Donnell family eyes Thanksgiving opening for memorial dive center
The Maisey O’Donnell Dryland Training Room is one step closer to becoming a reality after a recent Select Board vote.
