Longtime library trustee Mario Favorito’s legacy an inspiration to our community
Mario’s volunteer service will continue to make a difference to our community for years to come.
Opinion
MCI info session raises questions about sewerage costs, rising traffic
Aging Well: Candor is crucial in hard conversations
Parent-child bonds are strong, but communicating across generations can be a lifelong challenge.
Mighty Moose fundraiser helps put early cancer detection into practice
Mighty Moose and Kicks for Cancer have funded research into a new early-detection test for ovarian cancer.
A plea for civility after disturbing incident at Republican standout
All through the streets of Acton, there are “Hate has no home here” and “Love thy neighbor” signs. Are there exceptions?
Garden Club accepting grant proposals for community enhancement projects
We would love to hear from groups with ideas for creating, restoring, or enhancing gardens and green spaces.
Using a mail-in ballot for fall election? Here’s what to know
The Town Clerk’s Office clarifies what voters who have requested ballots by mail can expect.
Measuring Friends of CFPL book sale: Boxes of books, bundles of benevolence
We are thrilled to report that by every one of those measures, this year’s sale was a tremendous success.
Acton should add traffic cameras to enhance local enforcement efforts
Trace Salzbrenner’s analysis of the data calls out a public safety issue that should concern all Acton residents.
Time Outdoors: In search of Watership Down
Once abundant, native New England cottontail rabbits are now on a journey toward safety and recovery.
2026 seasonal calendar, not insensitivity, begat the Ag Day/Rosh Hashanah overlap
We were mistaken in not highlighting the date conflict early on and explaining that our decision wasn’t made in ignorance or disrespect.
Ask questions, offer ideas September 17 at forum about MCI-Acton makeover
Led by Wendy Rovelli and Rob Almeida, we will discuss the summer’s work and what comes next.