Utility Work Planned For Lake Street In Arlington

The work began on Monday and will continue through Friday, July 22.

13 Arlington Organizations Receive Community Development Block Grants

Thirteen applicants were selected to receive a total of $1,090,804 in grants for 17 projects.

Arlington Finance Committee Announces New Leadership

The officers elected were Christine Deshler, Chair, along with Darrel Harmer, Annie LaCourt, and Alan Jones, Vice-Chairs.

Arlington's St. Camillus Parish To Host Electronics Recycling Event

The event will be held on Saturday, July 30 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the church's parking lot.

Arlington Officials Release Open Letter On Gun Violence, Safety

The letter recognizes recent events involving gun violence and asks community members to take extra precautions to keep Arlington safe.

'Electrify Arlington' Campaign Will Support Town's Climate Change Goals

Arlington’s 2021 Net Zero Action Plan, endorsed by the Select Board, commits the Town to achieving net zero GHG emissions by 2050.

Arlington Fire Department Welcomes Eight New Firefighters

Arlington graduates were part of two separate classes, 301 and 302, that graduated on May 20 and June 24, respectively.

‘Completely Devastating’: Arlington Sen. Cindy Friedman On Roe V. Wade

“When will the attacks on women end?” Friedman said.

Arlington Select Board Names Sandy Pooler As New Town Manager

Pooler formerly worked as the Town’s Deputy Town Manager/Finance Director and started his new position on June 18.

Arlington Affordable Housing Trust Kicks Off Action Plan

The Action Plan will help the Trust prioritize actions and strategies to create and preserve affordable housing in Arlington.

Arlington Sen. Cindy Friedman Endorses Mara Dolan For Gov.’s Council

Dolan is challenging incumbent Marilyn Petito Devaney in the Democratic primary on September 6.

Arlington Announces 2022 Pavement Preservation Projects

The pavement preservation work will take place in two separate project areas.

Arlington To Host Farewell Reception For Town Manager Adam Chapdelaine

Chapdelaine has served as Arlington’s Town Manager since February 2012.

Arlington Police Warn Public Following Coyote Sighting

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.

Town Of Arlington Announces New Recycling & Trash Contractor

Trash routes, days of collection, and all the rules of the Town’s recycling/trash collection program remain the same.

Arlington Director Of Libraries To Leave For Position In NY

Andrea Nicolay began as Assistant Director of Arlington’s Libraries in 2012 and was appointed Director in 2015.

Arlington Reservoir Grand Opening To Be Held June 18

The community supported the Arlington Reservoir project through both capital and CPA funding over a multi-year period.

Arlington To Host First Memorial Day Ceremony In Two Years

The event will be held on Monday, May 30 at 9:30 a.m. in the auditorium of the Town Hall.

Arlington Named Top Scoring Community In AARP Livability Index

The AARP Livability Index scores neighborhoods and communities across the country on the services and amenities impacting residents most.

Citizens’ Housing & Planning Association Presents Award To Arlington Officials

The award was presented to Town Manager Adam Chapdelaine and Director of Planning and Community Development Jennifer Raitt.

'We Won’t Be Silent’: Arlington Senator Cindy Friedman On Roe V. Wade

"I marched in Washington in the 70s to protect a woman's right to choose,” said Friedman in a Tweet​ Tuesday morning.

Arlington Police Provide Resources For Mental Health Awareness Month

Arlington police officers respond to mental health emergencies frequently, said the department.

Arlington Completes Community Center Construction, Celebrates Reopening

The town will host a ribbon cutting event to celebrate the reopening on Thursday, May 5 at 5 p.m.

Clark Leads Call For Historic Investments In Early Ed and Child Care

Clark Announces $13 Million to Lower Energy Costs for Working Families

Arlington To Begin Reconstruction On Broadway Plaza

See the latest announcement from Town of Arlington.

Arlington Begins Phase 2 Of Whittemore Park Revitalization Project

The project will transform the open space at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Mystic Street.

Arlington To Host Biodiversity Summit April 26

The event will be moderated by David Morgan, Arlington's Environmental Planner and Conservation Agent.

Arlington Launches Program To Assist Renters & Homeowners

$1 million in federal funding will support households in need.

Arlington Welcomes New Recovery Specialist Thomas Caccavaro

Caccavaro will help support those living with substance use disorders by connecting them to treatment and recovery services.

Arlington To Launch Water Main Rehabilitation Projects Near Sunnyside Ave

These projects will replace water mains that have reached the end of their useful life.

ICYMI: How Assistant Speaker Clark Gets It Done

"The American people have to know that we are fighting for them,” said Clark in her profile for The Cut

Clarks Leads Push to Address the Lack of Affordable Child Care

Approximately 460,000 families are without reliable child care; 1 in 9 child care jobs have been lost since the start of the pandemic

Clark Calls for Biden Administration to Extend the Student Loan Pause

Letter: John Leone Rebuttal To Opponent's Statements

Town Moderator John Leone provides "clarity and context" to statements made by his challenger in the April 2 election.

Candidate Profile: Greg Christiana, Arlington Town Moderator

Christiana, a software engineer, has been a Town Meeting member for six years and is active in local civic groups.

Candidate Profile: John Leone, Arlington Town Moderator

Leone, an attorney who has served as town moderator for the past 14 years, shares why he is running for re-election.

Clark Secures Federal Funding for the Mystic and Charles River

Clark secured $750,000 in the Fiscal Year 2022 Congressional Budget for coastal resiliency project

Feds Allot $750K For Mystic, Charles Rivers Flood Prevention

The funding will be used to develop strategies for reducing flooding in nine communities along the Mystic and Charles Rivers.

Clark Calls on HHS to Take Proactive Steps to Reduce Energy Costs