Acton Camera: Twilight travels reveal wildlife wonders
Acton Bridge contributing photographer Stephen Beyer recently took an evening kayak trip and shared these photos with us.
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Updated: State’s top court backs town over Estabrook Trail abutters
Estabrook Trail is a public walkway, the state’s highest court ruled Friday, marking what could be a final setback for abutters.
Paintball and ‘drunk goggles’: Kids get hands-on police training
40 students participated in the Acton Police Youth Academy, a summer program for ages 12 to 15 run by the police department.
A Ring camera and a ringtone help nab a ‘bold’ bearnapper
Acton police solved a shoplifting case at Joy Street Life + Home by simply calling the shoplifter back.
Acton Police log highlights: July 23-29, 2025
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Charges dropped in fake money order case
A man accused in Acton in connection with a nearly quarter-million-dollar bank fraud scheme is off the hook.
After mailer error, early voters allowed to change their ballots
The information packet sent August 1 overstated the estimated tax impact of a bathroom building at Acton-Carlisle High School.
Guardian and guide: Bill Robichaud’s woodland watch
Robichaud was Acton’s volunteer trail steward for the Reformatory Branch Trail for nearly 20 years.
$29M questions: Road renovations, accessible toilets
Residents have probed the town’s process for reviewing traffic safety complaints, and some bathroom bond critics question the process to date.
With hands and herbicides, non-profits battle invasive river plants
Fast-growing European water chestnut plants form thick mats that can destabilize ecosystems and obstruct boats.
What’s next? Shelter shutdown raises crucial questions
As new allegations emerge about conditions inside the facility, some are wondering what lies ahead.
A Acton family’s sacrifice: In Memory honors Don Gresham
Don was honored by the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund’s In Memory program — a tribute his wife Nancy called “everything.”