Estabrook case set for April arguments before state’s top court
Excerpt: The state Supreme Judicial Court has agreed to hear the case and arguments are expected to begin in April.
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Grace found ‘not guilty’ of threatening Superintendent Laurie Hunter
A Acton man has been found “not guilty” of threatening schools Superintendent Laurie Hunter in 2022.
Minute Man employee fired in NPS purge
BREAKING: Officials have confirmed one Minute Man National Historical Park employee has been fired in the wave of federal cuts.
Winner! Voters say Acton has nation’s best small-town museum
A USA Today 10Best Readers’ Choice Award program panel of experts nominated 20 museums this winter, and voters selected the top 10. Acton finished first.
Reviews & Views: In the mood for noir
Mixed feelings for some students as new CMS opens
Ahead of the transition to the new Ellen Garrison Building at CMS, some students still had mixed feelings about the move.
Schools tune out the noise on federal education cuts — for now
A major cut to federal education aid would be “devastating” to Acton’s public schools, Superintendent Laurie Hunter said.
Where’s your Bridge? Bangladesh
Moonshots and more memories: Fred Roeber’s robust family legacy
Acton Police log highlights: February 5-11, 2025
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Leaders eye future of commercial development as tax woes linger
Bringing in more businesses could help ease Acton’s worsening budget crunch. Growth won’t come easy.
Select Board to revisit appointment policy after favoritism complaints
Acton’s board, committee, and task force appointment protocols were back in the spotlight Monday as residents raised new charges of favoritism and a lack of transparency by the Select Board.