Bigotry in Acton schools ‘cannot be brushed aside’
That such hatred has been allowed to fester among our students evidences a stunning failure of school and DEI officials to do their jobs.
Opinion
Your support for breast cancer research matters
A huge thank you to our local Acton community and to all who came to support our efforts to Walk for a Cure for Breast Cancer.
Honor fallen soldiers from ‘our’ war with a Monument Square memorial
Make shuttered prison less… prison-y
Time Outdoors: Magical memories of fireflies
Though entomologists can show us graphs and charts, most of us know we see far fewer today than when we were kids.
Silence and a lack of accountability mean tacit tolerance of antisemitism
The fact that our school district has been named in a federal civil rights brief should spark outrage — and immediate change.
It’s time to call out antisemitism
To be a beacon of justice demands we ensure complete visibility to what is going on in our school system.
Antisemitism cases ‘a stain on our community’
As the child of a Holocaust survivor, I understand how antisemitic tropes and symbols can manifest into unimaginable evil.
An ‘anemic’ School Committee antisemitism response
We can’t help wondering whether the brief submitted to the Department of Education will make Jewish kids in Acton safer or less safe.
Avert tragedy: Have that scooter safety talk
Parents, please talk to your children about safety practices. Otherwise, this could have been another tragic story in The Bridge.
Letter from Nanae: Potluck and yosakoi
The town of Nanae recently hosted a nine-person Acton delegation as part of a sister-city program.
Ease up on home air conditioning for energy savings and good health
An indoor temperature of 80 is not unusual in other parts of the world — in Spain, it is the new legal mandate.