Select Board settles lengthy flag debate
The board allowed certain “ceremonial flags” on town light poles in addition to the town pole in Monument Square.
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Early birders flock together for Acton’s 65th annual tally
Peter Alden, a birder who has been an aficionado since childhood, spearheads the event.
Acton Observer: New year prompts a reverent look at 2024
For me, it was a very long year, which goes against one of my fundamental rules
Updated: Goodbye, Christmas trees
The town’s Christmas Tree, Holiday Light, and Styrofoam Recycling Event continues on Saturday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Superintendent previews ‘significant reductions’ in CPS staffing
A draft said about seven redundant positions “will be reduced” as the district moves away from a two middle school model.
New task force to evaluate residential tax exemption
The panel will also examine existing programs to see if there are other options to help seniors and lower-income residents.
Updated: Early morning fire displaces 4 in West Acton
A blaze that displaced four people in bitter cold and caused traffic disruptions in West Acton is under investigation.
The matrix: Acton’s land-use priorities
Six properties are coded “red,” indicating they require immediate attention.
Minuteman Media Network scores top prize
MMN garnered accolades for coverage of the Acton Free Public Library’s 150th Anniversary celebration.
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CCHS METCO director resigns, citing health issues
Debra Jemison came to Acton in 2010 as an academic liaison working with middle school METCO students.
Local attorney confirmed as District Court associate justice
Acton attorney Mary “Polly” Phillips has more than 20 years of experience in criminal law.