CCHS musicians tune up for spring Japan trip
“It’s an amazing way to kind of end my music career in Acton.”
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Pizza, places, and things: Nanae students savor visit to Acton
Even as rising travel costs make exchanges harder to afford, the Acton Nanae sister-city program appears stronger than ever.
Acton Police log highlights: October 15-21, 2025
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Dammed popular: Celebrity beaver delights Acton seniors
Rescued as an orphan in 2022, Nibi the beaver captured national attention last fall and is now a designated educational animal.
Amid ouster calls, schools chief gets fervent public support
Community members came forward to express support for Laurie Hunter at the October 22 School Committee meeting.
Renewal looms for the sometimes bewildering RTE
The residential tax exemption, intended to help people overwhelmed by the town’s tax rate, is due for an update.
Acton to get $250K for MCI reuse planning
Leaders are considering a mix of housing, commercial development, open space, and other uses at the prison campus.
Acton police boost school patrols as new ‘scarecrow’ displays target superintendent
“There shouldn’t be a day that goes by or a shift that goes by that we’re not checking the schools, to begin with.”
Upcoming middle school event honors namesake Ellen Garrison
Schools Superintendent Laurie Hunter said tomorrow’s community event is about connecting students with history.
State probing spotted lanternfly infestation at Walden Pond
Town officials announced the discovery on October 20 and said surveyors are trying to determine the scope.
Town to seek proposals for Rideout cell project
After earlier discussions, officials now plan to issue a request for proposals for a “monopole” antenna at the park.
Acton picks new CFO following Ansaldi firing
Former Millbury Finance Director Jennifer Barrett accepted a conditional offer and is set to start today.