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, ...

Editor’s Note: YourArlington updates this listing when the town updates its posted announcements. UPDATED, Oct. 13: All the town’s public fields are closed, the town announced. Please note that fields ...

The following is based on selected Arlington Police Department logs from July 22 through July 26. Excerpts from the Arlington Police Department log: Wednesday,… ...

The following is based on selected Arlington Police Department logs from July 28 through Aug. 3. Excerpts from the Arlington Police Department log: Tuesday,… ...

The play structure at Cutter School/Reinhart Park Playground, located between Robbins Road and School Street, has been closed after the town’s playground safety inspector deemed it unsafe, the town ...

Rainbow-colored crosswalks are now up along Mass. Avenue, with assists from children and volunteers who helped color the crossings. The latest crosswalks to get the color treatment are at the ...

The addition of handicapped accessible parking spaces at Robbins Farm has made the playground easier to reach for visitors with disabilities, but some parents… ...

Arlington High School Principal Matthew Janger sent out a letter on Tuesday that confirmed the death of AHS student Ian Sotelo Newhall, a member of the Class of 2028. “Our hearts are with Ian’s family ...

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.

Town Clerk Juli Brazile has posted the official election results for the Massachusetts state primary on Sept. 1. The Democratic state primary ballot results can be found here. The Republican state ...

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 ...

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.