Work began on Tuesday and is expected to be completed by the end of the week.
All community members community are invited to read and provide feedback on the draft plan through October 3.
The initiative, called "Beat the Heat: Wicked Cool Outdoors," will address heat islands in the region.
According to the town clerk, 32.5 percent, or 10,461, of Arlington’s 32,120 registered voters cast ballots in the Sept. 6 election.
Health officials are residents not to swim or stand in the water and keep pets away from it.
The Arlington Council On Aging is located in the Senior Space Arlington Community Center at 27 Maple Street on the ground and first floors.
Thousands have already voted in the first Massachusetts primary election with new voting rules in place.
Sandy Pooler formerly worked as the town’s Deputy Town Manager/Finance Director and started his new position on June 18.
New equipment is being installed at the Bishop, Stratton, and Pierce playgrounds, among others.
The current playground was recently inspected due to reported playground safety concerns by residents.
Following several years of research and planning, the final action plan was accepted by the Arlington Select Board in June.
The website will aid the town committee in its efforts to foster greater participation in all forms of waste reduction in Arlington.
The renovations will include two small embankment slides and new climbing structures.
The playgrounds up for inspection include Buzzell Playground, Hibbert Playground, and Summer Street/Hills Hill Playground.
The lawsuit claims that Somerville resident Donovan Johnson was racially profiled by APD officers in February 2021.
Ricker will start her new role on Monday, September 19.
Officer Mike Hogan and K-9 Eiko attended the Aug. 9 game and were honored as Service Dog of the Game.
The CPA raises raises an estimated $1.8 million in funding annually via a tax surcharge and state funds.
The project will require the restriction of access through the field and the closure of a portion of the parking lot.
Mason is currently Chief Financial Officer for the Arlington School Department.
The ceremony commemorated the project’s continued progress with the placement of the last steel beam, marking a major milestone.
The next two elections are the State Primary on Tuesday, September 6 and the State Election on Tuesday, November 8.
The Arlington Center Sidewalk Project is one component of ongoing improvements to the Mass Ave corridor.
Health officials are strongly advising residents not to swim or stand in the water and keep pets away from the pond.
The town will receive $8,788,270 in unrestricted funding and $15,893,365 for public schools.
The work began on Monday and will continue through Friday, July 22.
Thirteen applicants were selected to receive a total of $1,090,804 in grants for 17 projects.
The officers elected were Christine Deshler, Chair, along with Darrel Harmer, Annie LaCourt, and Alan Jones, Vice-Chairs.
The event will be held on Saturday, July 30 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the church's parking lot.
The letter recognizes recent events involving gun violence and asks community members to take extra precautions to keep Arlington safe.
Arlington’s 2021 Net Zero Action Plan, endorsed by the Select Board, commits the Town to achieving net zero GHG emissions by 2050.
Arlington graduates were part of two separate classes, 301 and 302, that graduated on May 20 and June 24, respectively.
“When will the attacks on women end?” Friedman said.
Pooler formerly worked as the Town’s Deputy Town Manager/Finance Director and started his new position on June 18.
The Action Plan will help the Trust prioritize actions and strategies to create and preserve affordable housing in Arlington.
Dolan is challenging incumbent Marilyn Petito Devaney in the Democratic primary on September 6.
The pavement preservation work will take place in two separate project areas.
Chapdelaine has served as Arlington’s Town Manager since February 2012.
On Friday, June 3, Arlington Police received a report of a coyote in the area of Crosby Street and decided to put the animal down.
Trash routes, days of collection, and all the rules of the Town’s recycling/trash collection program remain the same.