Turf talk: What is ‘organic crumb,’ who opposes it, and why?
Some communities have turned to organic crumb to assuage concerns about traditional turf.
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‘He’s experienced our lives with us’: neighbors celebrate retiring letter carrier
Alan Robidoux started working for the Acton Post Office nearly four decades ago. He’s been working Mail Route 5 for 35 years.
‘Acts of hate’: Bigoted graffiti at CCHS under investigation — updated
Police and school authorities are investigating what officials called “antisemitic, transphobic, and racist” graffiti found in bathrooms.
TriCon cell effort appears hung up
Church administrator Judy Walpole said staff were negotiating with Verizon as recently as October.
Town pushes deadline for landfill cell tower proposals to mid-January
Assistant town manager Megan Zammuto said the delay came after vendors asked questions and made requests for additional time.
Postal Service announces holiday mailing dates
As the holidays approach, Acton post offices are “primed and ready” for timely gift delivery, postmaster William McCarthy said.
Mixed survey results underscore student mental health challenges
Recent survey results yielded some good news about student mental health, but the findings also sounded an alarm.
‘Tsunami of support’ as schools consider mental health
“We can celebrate all these great things, but every data point is a child suffering.”
Where’s your Bridge? New Orleans
Thanks to the Youngs and Feshbach-Merineys for including us in their excursion to NOLA.
Acton Police log highlights: November 20-26, 2024
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
Acton Observer: Math teachers endure as significant figures
My contemporaries and I were blessed to have a number of great teachers in the Acton (and Carlisle) public schools.
New bathhouse seen as key step in curbing damage to Walden Pond
The state Department of Conservation and Recreation says the upgrade will address water quality and topsoil erosion issues.