The Inn is out: Former shelter closes after reopening as hotel
The building was the subject of public health complaints during its shelter days due to a cockroach infestation and other issues.
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As layoffs loom, schools to offer early retirement
Superintendent Laurie Hunter cited falling enrollment as a reason for the incentive, which the districts last offered in 2020.
Mark Howell won’t seek second Select Board term
“It’s an honor to serve a community that does the kinds of things that Acton does every day.”
At 91B Main, officials see path to more affordable housing
“Nothing’s going to happen in this town for five years in affordable housing, except this.”
My Acton: A dream home arises on the Sudbury River
Our newest photo essay feature, My Acton, tells a fuller story of what it means to you to call Acton home.
Acton Broadband adds security after cyberattack
The October 21 incident was a larger-than-usual effort to attack a single customer on the Acton network.
Acton Police log highlights: November 19-25, 2025
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
1 hurt in crash with school van
A transportation bus and a Honda Civic were involved in a minor crash in West Acton on December 2.
Acton OUI case stalls as ICE stays mum on detainee
Court officials have tried four times to arraign Eduardo Calderon Navarro and asked jailers to bring him back to Acton.
Photos: ‘Each shining light, each silver bell…’
Baker Avenue culvert repairs to create more traffic delays
A town contractor will be working on Baker just north of Main Street; officials hope to wrap up construction on December 23.
Rideout panel votes to retain tennis, pickleball
Three tennis courts would share space with six pickleball courts once crews finish resurfacing the facility.