In building memorials to the past, think of the present — and future
I fear the important stories of the underrepresented will be lost in the controversy that will ensue.
Opinion
A flaw in the new trash and recycling plan
With the new system, we are paying even if we have no trash that week.
A resurgence of bipartisan cooperation could start in Acton
Being partisan combatants is very low on the hierarchy of importance to us and to our families.
Nobel Peace Prize recipient to speak on power of grassroots movements
Professor Solomon uses previous environmental successes as a source of hope and guidance for mitigating climate change.
Time Outdoors: Where the waters flow through the grasses
Nature in all its forms is magical, but rivers have a special energy.
Remove Acton’s restrictive cellphone tower bylaw
A taste for genuine inclusivity on public event menus
I suggest a better effort be made to accommodate those with dietary restrictions.
Acton Republican Town Committee reaches out
We continue to stand for liberty, freedom, and equality and support diversity of thought and free speech.
Reviews & Views: Your book lists are better than others
Keep reading your favorite author or genre even if they haven’t a hope of appearing on any list but yours.
Acton Observer: Papa Razzi razing serves up memories of meals gone by
The news fairly exploded in my head. What!? How? Why? Practically a lifetime of memories.
Opinion: On the messages of our 250th memorials
Acton is well on its way to commemorating the 250th anniversary of the town’s seminal role in the beginning of the American Revolution.
‘Twas the night before school …
For tomorrow would bring new memories to make/In the greatest town, where dreams awake.