Keep Acton’s bluebirds thriving
These native birds are making a comeback but face a significant threat from invasive house sparrows.
Opinion
Reinstate town sustainability director position
Time Outdoors: An ordinary morning, an extraordinary day
What does the natural world know of warfare or aspirations of freedom from tyranny?
Correcting the record on endorsements
Candidates: please stand on your own and be willing to be judged by your record of service, truth-telling and integrity.
Ready to enjoy Concord250? Here’s how
Please join us on Saturday, April 19.
Acton Observer: Canine companions
Dogs… Every household should have one unless you’re a cat person.
A ‘fight for our community and planet’
We must amplify our efforts to protect our own community and support other communities in their efforts.
Sustainability director layoff is ‘shortsighted’
This feels like a very big step backward as far as Acton’s commitment to fighting climate change.
Pay attention to proposed parking changes
Reviews & Views: Revolutionary reads
The fastest way to grasp a complex subject is reading a children’s book.
Laurin ‘fiercely committed’ to Acton’s future
We should elect someone whose moral compass points in the same direction as our own even if we do not agree on every single issue.
Paul Boehm: ‘Balanced judgment, practical experience’
I admired his ability to balance our narrow issues with his pragmatic understanding of what our town needs.