The actor surprised Cambridge Typewriter in Arlington with an Olympia SM4 typewriter from the 1960s, Boston.com reports.
The Regent Theatre has signed a partnership agreement with vocalist Debo Ray for five concerts throughout 2023.
Brett Bybell has been watching Jeopardy! his whole life. He acquired the suit from an estate sale for the former host.
MA has seen a distressing trend in which predators like hawks, owls, and eagles become ill when they eat a rodent that has ingested poison.
The Arlington Police Department raised $5,825 during its 2022 No Shave November and December initiative to benefit cancer research.
Arlington Police Chief Julie Flaherty said an investigation into the theft was ongoing as of Wednesday morning.
Inspections aim to help community members ensure their child is riding in a safely installed car seat.
Town officials said a new flag was on its way as of Wednesday.
With many convenient & creative ways to work out at home or in the office, you don’t need a gym membership or special equipment to exercise.
The new building at 117 Broadway will house the EATS Market and the organization’s offices.
The organization has a fundraising goal of $5,000, which will allow them to provide $200 Stop & Shop gift cards to 25 families.
Melissa Parker said the the program has facilitated her learning of the theory, skills, and practice of MDMA-assisted psychotherapy.
Winter images of snowmen, polar bears, people at winter play and more will brighten storefront windows in Arlington Heights on Dec. 3.
Officers have individually pledged to donate and/or fundraise $100 for the cause.
Health plans are stepping up to support a preventative, whole-health approach that enables their members to live healthier lives.
The survivor-led organization advocates for fair and equitable access to specialized therapy for all trauma survivors.
New and gently used coats can be donated at select Senné locations through Nov. 15.
The award ceremony honored members of the Arlington community who have provided exemplary work in community service.
WalletHub compared more than 1,300 U.S. cities with populations between 25,000 and 100,000 across 43 key indicators of livability.
Arlington is joining 14 other towns in Massachusetts in partnering with Helpsy.
The fire department will inspect all of the over 1,400 hydrants in town and expects to be done with inspections by Oct. 22.
In her new roll, Taylor Mortell will manage all development activities for Brookview
The iconic annual event will raise funds to support all forms of adult and pediatric care and cancer research at Dana-Farber.
Those who have a trusted relationship with a primary care physician are less likely to need care at the costly ER
The event will be held on Mass Ave between Jason Street and Pleasant Street.
The Helen Diller Family Foundation’s Annual Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Awards recognize teen leaders building a better world.
Arlington achieved Tree City USA recognition for its commitment to effective urban forest management.
Salena Zona will be joining the team Arlington Angels to raise money for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
Raitt served as Arlington’s Director of Planning and Community Development for six years, resigning last month to accept a new position.
Aimee Coolidge and Christine Bongiorno are two of 121 women across Massachusetts receiving the award.
Proceeds from specially designed PHF merchandise will benefit the LGBTQIA+ community.
The organization was chosen from a total of 580 applicants during a competitive review process.
The organization was chosen from a total of 580 applicants during a competitive review process.
Booth applications are open now through August 1.
“Bike Donation bonanza” will be held at Arlignton’s DPW as part of EcoWeek.
The weeklong campaign highlights the value of community organizations and federal funds in building equitable communities.
EcoWeek offers an opportunity for community members to learn about topics of environmental justice.
Residents are asked to not place trash in the street and park off-street during their scheduled week.
The ban would go into effect in November and apply to all retailers and town-owned buildings in Arlington.
See the latest announcement from Town of Arlington.