One of the few area elected state officials who holds monthly office hours in his district, Rep. David M. Rogers of Cambridge, made his case for another term on Beacon Hill, pointing to his work on ...

Your Arlington began in 2006 as an experiment in community journalism dedicated to reporting news about Arlington, Mass., and the Arlington-related views of its residents. That experiment continues, ...

The following is based on selected Arlington Police Department logs from Aug. 27 through Sept. 1. Excerpts from the Arlington Police Department log: Thursday,… ...

The following is based on selected Arlington Police Department logs from Aug. 27 through Sept. 1. Excerpts from the Arlington Police Department log: Thursday,… ...

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The Crosby courts were closed on Nov. 3 to allow the town to complete the final touch ups to the court surface, according to a town posting. The newly renovated Crosby courts will be closed on Tuesday ...

To the Editor: For those who have not yet voted, please join me in voting “no” on Question 5. Question 5 would gut our state’s budget and slash the public services we all depend on, from education and ...

On Oct. 16, all of the town’s public fields are closed, the town announced. The town said that fields may be used over the weekend at the users’ discretion. Please note that fields are often closed ...

Emily Ristuccia is a 17-year-old girl unlike any other. Ristuccia, who runs an animal rescue for guinea pigs called Piggy Overnight Camp, is a 2026 Arlington High School graduate. She is taking a gap ...

Two new businesses were awarded package store licenses from the Select Board Monday night. Arlington Center Fine Wines, which will open at 5 Medford St., and Ruby Wine and Spirits, at 1340-1342 Mass.

Arlington’s ponds, lakes and rivers may be an overlooked fishing destination, but local anglers say they offer a quiet escape close to home. Along with fish and wildlife, though, they encounter ...

A water main break at 128 Lowell St., prompted the town to close the section of Lowell Street west of Park Avenue Extension up to the Reservoir on Aug. 15. The closure happened just after 5 p.m.