Cyclists to revere the famed midnight ride
Not a race, not a charity ride, just an opportunity for fun and friendship among members of Boston’s cycling community.
Opinion
Select Board right to leave aside IHRA’s examples of antisemitism
Understanding the scope of Acton’s IHRA adoption is important.
New scholarship honors Jane Munro Barrett
The Scholarship Fund of Acton and Carlisle is honored to steward this memorial in celebration of a life so meaningfully lived.
Reviews & Views: Sowing seeds of vibrant reads
Audit erodes trust in town leaders
How can taxpayers trust leaders who never verified the numbers before raising taxes and fees?
Articles 34 & 36 would radically alter town
These are not small adjustments; they shift the balance toward dense residential development with fewer limits.
Memorial Field bathrooms long overdue
We have deep concern about a possible effort to remove the CCHS ADA-compliant bathroom project from CPC grant allocations.
Emerson’s ‘self-reliance’ can fuel town’s future
I find it to be terribly ironic that the same birthplace of “Self-Reliance” is now asking its constituents for more money.
Moms and sons, bond through volunteering
It’s mentorship, leadership development, and intentional time together during years that can feel fleeting.
Exclude schools PR from the Briefing Book
Why are we spending time and money promoting ourselves to ourselves? Something is fundamentally wrong here.
Join our May 4 forum on arts/business alliances
Arts and culture, combined with the business sector, create the foundation for Acton’s economic vitality.
Aging Well: Why managing hearing loss matters
Many of us don’t realize that hearing loss brings increased physical and mental health risks.