Metamorphosis on Main Street: Superfund site’s progress
A pack of appointed town panelists trudged past radioactive warning signs at the 2229 Main Street Superfund site.
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What’s to be done about ‘the bog’?
Most of the trespassing on Acton’s Superfund site has been by birders and animal watchers fascinated by its rare “quaking bog.”
Four counts for woman arraigned in bomb hoax
April Grueter was charged with disorderly conduct, possession of a hoax device, causing a false fire alarm, and tampering with a fire call box.
Concord250 seeks original poetry
The “Call to Poets” is looking for one original, unpublished poem that reflects on liberty, resilience, and the future of America.
Brian Whitney named Acton fire chief
“This is an exceptional team of dedicated professionals, and I am committed to investing in their growth and development.”
Acton Police log highlights: August 20-26, 2025
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Weeds to wildflowers: A garden grows in West Acton
The all-volunteer Green Thumbs group contributed time, knowledge, and flowers to a neighbor in need.
Scholar snaps: Your back-to-school photos
Many thanks to our readers for sending in these vibrant photos.
School panel considers curbs on AI for 2025-26
The district worked with teachers to draft a new section of the student handbook, responding to a “craving for guardrails” from staff.
Speak your mind — but not in writing — schools chief urged staff
The suggestion came a day after a joint School Committee and Select Board meeting on antisemitism.
Acton Cultural Council grant applications available September 2
CCC prefers those who live or work in Acton and offer fully accessible programs that benefit a wide range of local attendees.
India Day in Acton: Culture, community, commemoration
“We’re here to gather in cultural pride,” said Concordian Rose Cratsley, organizer of the August 16 event, held at First Parish.