To the Editor: In this election, when our very democracy is on the line, I encourage everyone to have a plan to vote and execute that plan. If possible, vote early. It is easy to do at the Arlington ...

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 ...

« Stories of Mental Health: a public performance by True Story Theater ‘Trail Connections’ & ‘Best Day Ever’: special screenings » Your Arlington began in 2006 as an experiment in community journalism ...

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.

The Somerville Theater in Davis Square and an apartment building are also part of portfolio The building that houses the six-screen Capitol Theatre in East Arlington is up for sale, part of a ...

The addition of accessible parking spaces at Robbins Farm has made the playground easier to reach for visitors with disabilities, but some parents and accessibility advocates say there is still room ...

Editor’s Note: This piece was written by longtime Arlington resident Michael Armanious and his co-author Jared Padgett and submitted for publication. It is part of a research project exploring ...

The concert had been scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at First Parish Church, 630 Mass. Ave. The lyrics were to be shown on screen, and also expected was live music from Gary Backstrom and his band. A recent ...

The Select Board at its March 13 meeting completed round three of the annual process of reviewing articles to be discussed and voted on at Town Meeting this spring.

An estimated 70 people attended the free event held Wednesday, Nov. 20, in Town Hall Auditorium. The evening’s highlights included networking, marketing training and learning how to leverage local ...

The commodore is on board, and the ship of state is strong. Beth Locke, the new executive director of the Arlington Chamber of Commerce, “very excited” to land here. The Arlington native holds the ...

As we marvel at the Northern Lights, when we can see them, the Arlington Land Trust, committed to protecting the town’s open spaces, planned a virtual educational program about Light Pollution for 7 p ...