Is there hypocrisy in harsh judgment of Cuming?
Being a diverse and equitable community is about how we live and how we act and how we treat our neighbors.
Opinion
Eliminating Route 2 rotary should top the list
We can’t lose sight of what could be our last and best chance to eliminate the Acton Route 2 rotary hazard.
Use of Cuming epitaph ‘curious and questionable’
The very last paragraph of this insert is both curious and questionable, making one wonder what the reporters and editors were thinking.
Praise for Acton emergency health care
Spring into fresh, inspiring reads
Reading is always a sure way to discover purpose, to connect to the world, to discover new perspectives and information.
Opinion: Town Meeting will bring hard choices, FinCom chair says
Concordians should be concerned about the town’s current financial position.
Time Outdoors: The Great Awakening
The change in seasons is an opportunity to reconnect with Earth’s rhythms and notice. In the woods, the signs of spring are now everywhere — unmistakable to the observant.
School name outcome disappointing, but came from due process
Are we a town whose citizens believe in due process and the law, or are we a town that pushes due process aside?
Town must unite in prioritizing the fight against antisemitism
The anti-Semitic imagery and rhetoric that infiltrated the meeting are not isolated incidents but part of a rising wave of hatred.
Ellen Garrison vs. Acton Middle School: a word experiment
Ask students what to name the middle school
We should wonder how they would feel about naming the middle school or high school after anyone rather than the town they identify with.
Town Meeting attendance isn’t representative of Acton’s diversity
Town Meeting attendees are considerably older and whiter than citizens of the town as a whole. Our governance structure is at odds with our values.