Barrett: No more state 250th cash coming to Acton this year
“The money is still needed, but time is of the essence.”
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Nosh sets its table for catering and private events
“We’ve evolved into a new business.”
Acton Police log highlights: October 16-22, 2024
A Acton Bridge-curated list of police call log incidents and arraignment updates on recent arrests.
FinCom eyes new middle school’s impact on FY26 budget
Still early in the 2025 fiscal year, uncertainties abound for Acton school administrators. Questions about the new middle school top the list.
New trash, recycling program prompts accessibility concerns
“I think it’s really unfortunate that the town has not considered the needs and the ways of supporting seniors.”
Acton restricts outdoor burning amid elevated state fire risk
On hold: residential yard burning, use of fire pits and bonfires, and agricultural burns.
Acton heads to the Election Day polls
On Tuesday, November 5, the polls are open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m.
Bobcat family at home — and on camera — in Estabrook Woods
“I thought that they would not be in a hundred-mile radius of Boston or even Acton.”
Use it or lose it: Acton pressed to parcel out Covid-relief money
Several previous allocations are not panning out, leaving officials with a small window to find new uses.
Mary Johnson leaves a legacy of civic commitment spiced with wry humor
Determination, clad in unfailing courtesy, made her a fierce advocate for many Acton institutions.
Where’s your Bridge? France
Here’s Wylie Nguyen at the Grande Rue in Bouxwiller.
Acton Observer: Our intricate, intriguing ties to Japan
My ancestor’s role was unknown to me until a Japanese historian, Tetsuro Takasaki, came to Acton to do research