Town's 2021 annual report available
Arlington's annual report for 2021 focuses on significant accomplishments of the previous calendar year and goals for the current year.
You may view the report by chapter, or all at once, at at arlingtonma.gov/annualreports
This news announcement was published Friday, April 1, 2022.
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Thrive Juice Cafe reopens after '21 fire; see ACMi video
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13Forest Gallery: Reception held for 'Exquisite Entanglement'
UPDATED Aug. 5: 13Forest Gallery, which reopened at 167A Mass. Ave. on May 21 after having been…
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'Tiger Wizard,' an AHS grad, drums up a future
Julian Carpenter, Berklee drummer. / Liam Garcia photo Musician Julian Carpenter, a 2019 Arlington High School grad, aims to feel the beat of the big time as he is among the performers at the Lollapalooza Festival, four days of sounds in Chicago that runs from rap to electro pop and indie to…
Couple stays upbeat despite worsening health challenges
Sue and Jeff Thompson face trials, keep smiling. On July 19 it was one year since Jeff Thompson was diagnosed with ALS, and during that time his condition has worsened, but he and his wife, Sue, have learned some important lessons: Be prepared before the next thing happens so you’re ready; live…
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Local, state, federal funds support ambitious AHA projects
Hauser electrical panel. / Melanie Gilbert photo 'We're grateful to the CPA and Town Meeting.’--…
Housing authority revives $2m special-needs funding
Atwood House on May 23, 2022. / Melanie Gilbert photo 'I’m reaching out to the state.'-- Jack Nagle…
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13Forest Gallery: Reception held for 'Exquisite Entanglement'
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