Seeking parity in how wetland laws are applied
A double standard exists with wetland laws that are strictly enforced upon homeowners but not the town and large contractors.
Opinion
Vote no on ‘troubling’ zoning changes
Two zoning amendments — Mixed-Use Development and Joint Parking — could dramatically reshape our village centers.
Reviews & Views: Epics about other epochs
Reed will ensure all voices are heard
She has the knowledge of both our town character and our local government to ensure that all Concordians have a voice in our body politic.
Banfield understands town’s financial challenges
Dean has the proven skills to make sound financial decisions after more than 30 years in Acton and service on several town committees.
Hiersteiner leads with inclusion, collaboration
He reflects the experiences of many younger families while remaining fully committed to representing residents of every generation.
Select Board right to call out antisemitism
Is calling out this behavior as antisemitic a “war on American values” or actually a lesson on American values?
Safety, aesthetic concerns over ‘Country Store’
While the convenience is clear, its current design and scale are entirely inappropriate for a primary entrance into West Acton.
Hiersteiner works for town’s present and future
Through our kids, sports, and town life, we’ve come to know Sam Hiersteiner in a real, everyday way.
Vote Banfield for ‘knowledge, diplomacy, passion’
I found Dean to be thoughtful, with a great knowledge of both town and school operations and needs.
Aging Well: Technology — love it, or Luddite?
We have learned to use all kinds of technologies that did not exist in our youth. This pioneering spirit should be celebrated.
Ellen Garrison approval included rooftop solar panels
Acton voted to decrease greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030 and 80% to 90% by 2050. We need cooperation from everyone.