Letter from Nanae: Homestay programs emphasize local authenticity
Twelve international guests enjoyed Nanae’s quiet traditions through a program launched in 1979.
Opinion
In examining ecological impact, let’s not overlook humans’ role
Nature doesn’t exist to suit our preferences, and our failure to understand a species’ role is no reason to dismiss it.
Recent power outage highlights town’s inadequate cell coverage
When the electricity went out, many of us lost our ability to communicate with the outside world.
Aging Well: The whys and hows of saying ‘I’m sorry’
An essential life lesson I’ve learned over my 90-plus years is the power of apologizing.
MCI-Acton redevelopment plan should include indoor rec facility
As a New England community, Acton must provide recreational opportunities across all four seasons.
CMLP’s $6.6M billing mistake an ‘embarrassment for all involved’
This is an enormous indictment of management and the light plant board.
‘Acton proper’ unfairly gets short shrift in West Acton commercial comparison
It’s the practical, hardworking (and diverse) small business owners and staff who preserve our town’s livability.
Time Outdoors: Tick, tick … boom
A new species of tick is headed our direction, and bring with them a health issue that deserves preemptive mention.
School Committee seeks budget input
This year’s focus on inclusion, well-being, and academic rigor reflects the spirit our community brings to public education.
HDC values architecture above human stories
The Black Heritage Trail Markers began to breathe those human stories back into Acton Center.
Help us plan Acton Pride 2027
Join us for our first planning meeting on Monday, October 19, from 4-5:30 p.m. in the Parish Hall of First Parish.
Select Board launches informal office hours
We believe residents should have opportunities to talk with their elected officials in a more relaxed setting.