Sound off to the Select Board about dumping on wetlands
Questions must be asked by the Select Board about the reasons for not following the laws regarding environmental permits.
Opinion
Personnel Board seeks two new members
Sam Hiersteiner: I will promote quality of life, civic engagement on Select Board
At this moment of transformative opportunities, we must build a bridge to the future by ensuring broader representation on the board.
Banfield has the experience, perspective to meet challenges facing Select Board
While his breadth and depth of service are impressive, what I like most about Dean is that he’s still an activist at heart.
Endorsing Dean Banfield for his ‘analytical and managerial skills’
As a fellow member of the Finance Committee, I got to witness Dean’s analytical and managerial skills firsthand.
Select Board vote on IHRA definition ‘dismissed free speech implications’
In their rushed discussion prior to voting, the board didn’t disclose that ACLU attorneys had urged them not to adopt IHRA.
Join us at a March 14 seminar on accessory dwelling units
Developers do not build small homes in Acton. If we want smaller homes, this is one of the few ways to add such units.
Heartfelt gratitude to CPW for top-notch snow removal
Snow removal is demanding work, often done in long shifts and harsh conditions, and usually without much recognition.
Reviews & Views: Chilling with books on a snowy evening
Why not embrace some reads to match our weather in its bracing message of toughing things out, as befits a New Englander?
Thanks for helping after our devastating fire
Last year at this time, a devastating fire at 36 Cottage Lane took my home, most of my possessions, and my very brave and dear kitty.
NRC has double standard on wetlands
Our nearby neighbors put a few yards of rock down in a wetland so they could more easily cross a muddy area. The result?
Global competence starts here at home
Expanding and promoting global exchange programs should be a priority here in Acton and for schools nationwide.