Town Day, Arlington’s annual gathering that draws thousands to the Center, was held on Saturday, Sept. 19, from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. More than 200 booths will line Mass. Avenue from Jason at Mill ...

The town and state are seeking input on local health needs and community priorities. The state Department of Public Health (DPH) has released the Community Health Equity Survey (CHES), an anonymous ...

Once again, the Pan-Mass Challenge (PMC) is inviting cyclists across the state to hop on their bikes and raise money to fuel life-saving cancer research. The next fundraising challenge is Saturday, ...

The new year marks the end of a chapter for a beloved restaurant in Arlington. My Brother’s Place, the pizzeria operating out of East Arlington, has closed its doors to the public after 24 years of ...

Through a Home Rule Petition by the Massachusetts Legislature and votes by the Arlington Select Board and School Committee, YourArlington.com accepts legal ads and public notices to keep the community ...

Despite the deep hole that must be filled by spring, when Town Meeting votes on the school budget, Superintendent Kathleen Bodie said she believed “we would be fine at the end of the [fiscal] year” if ...

STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, Sept. 17, 2026 – Arlington lawmakers are eyeing efforts to extend the MBTA’s Red Line in an effort to help residents frustrated by traffic congestion. But first, lawmakers must ...

Five months after the Arlington Center for the Arts (ACA) began searching for a new executive director, the organization has found its next leader. Mary-Liz Murray will take over as ACA’s executive ...

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 word has come down from the Select Board that the remodel and update to the veterans memorial [in Arlington Center] will now be included in the work schedule sometime in 2027. How about preparing ...

We are very concerned by the Healey-Driscoll plan to spend $360 million plus interest on construction at the state’s prison for women, MCI-Framingham. We strongly believe this plan should be shelved.

Editor’s Note: Dave Levy, a resident of Rhinecliff Street for more than a decade, is a Town Meeting member. Here, he shares what it was like to witness the events in Lower Manhattan on Sept. 11, 2001, ...