Aging Well: Embracing our older bodies
Many older people relentlessly disparage their bodies. While there are many reasons for this negativity, it’s not the whole story.
Opinion
Dialogue on memorial requires context, compassion
In my understanding of Mr. Garmey’s letter, he does not suggest that a Jewish family “choose between being Jews and being Concordians.”
Gratitude to Nick Ressler Blood Drive donors
Thanks to the generosity of local donors, the blood collected this year will benefit more than 120 individuals.
More to School Committee meeting than discussion of public statements
I urge The Bridge to not only report accurately, but to cover our School Committee meetings with a more balanced lens.
Time Outdoors: Giving nature a helping hand
Humans sit mostly outside the web of life when it comes to wild animals. This unique position comes with immense responsibility.
Thank you, Holy Family, for helping us help others
This year, the Acton-Carlisle chapter of the St. Vincent de Paul Society has supported nearly 80 families, providing over $121,000 in aid.
Israeli flags ‘an expression of love in the face of hate’
If you watch even one of the atrocities on social media, perhaps you will understand the memorial is an admirably restrained response.
Welcoming Acton’s newest scout troop with warm memories of adventures past
Through the scouting program, I grew as a leader and as a person, learning skills and other lessons that schools do not teach.
Dog-leashing rules promote courtesy and safety
Let’s treat our ‘tireless, hard-working’ public officials with the proper respect
Our elected officials are not engaged in backroom maneuvering. They have returned to the drawing board because they must.
Editor’s note: Keeping our letters relevant and civil
We must reserve our pages for letters that are laser-focused on what originates here.
Acton Observer: Remembrance of touchdowns past
Ken Anderson recalls fond memories of middle school football, both as a player and as an advocate.