Latest: Check Hospital Capacity In Arlington Area

See how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has affected hospital capacity in Middlesex County and across MA.

Robbins Library: Bingo Square: Nonfiction Books About Human-Animal Relationships

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Arlington To Continue Wellington Park, Mill Brook Improvements

The next phase of the revitalization project is set to begin July 6.

Robbins Library: Bingo Square: Fiction Books Featuring An Animal Character

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Robbins Library: The Stonewall Riots: A Library Guide

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Reservoir Beach To Open For Summer Monday; Spray Park Closed

Reservoir Beach will be open for the summer.

9 Adult Carpentry Students (None Male) Complete Minuteman Program

Eight of the students are female and one identifies as nonbinary.

ZWA Hosts 'Beyond Recycling' Webinar Wednesday

One of the group’s primary goals is community outreach and education.

Robbins Library: Robbins And Fox Libraries Resume Full Hours And Most Services

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Robbins Library: Juneteenth: A Library Guide

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SCOOP Fund-Raiser: Ice Cream Saturday

Inspired by Boston’s Scooper Bowl, the event helps raise money for the Jimmy Fund and benefits the Dana-Farber Cancer institute in Boston.

Juneteenth Observance At Town Hall Saturday Morning

This year marks the first time Juneteenth will be celebrated as an official holiday across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Ostergren Winners: Ewen, Laiosa

Claire Ewen and Dominic Laiosa have been named the 2021 winners of the the Frederick V. Ostergren Award.

Thousands In MA Got COVID-19 After Vaccinations: Patch PM

Also: Tough summer on Pike | Buildings go 0-2 vs. cars on Cape | US Open in Brookline | Dates set for sales tax holiday | Eat Mass | More.

Upcoming Red Cross Blood Drive In Arlington Area

There's a Red Cross blood drive coming up in the Arlington area.

Nearly A Decade Later, Arlington Woman Reunited With Brando Photo

Winona Campbell bought the picture at a yard sale in 2013, but quickly returned it. It mysteriously reappeared at her home on Sunday.

Robbins Library: Nominate A Title For Arlington Reads Together Book Pick

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Arlington Turning Whittemore Park Into Cultural, Civic Hub

The first phase of the Revitalization Project, which includes park renovations and the creation of a circuit path, starts this month.

BB Guns Seized After Forest Standoff Ends Peacefully: Patch PM

Also: Septuagenarians​ shot, beaten | Newton gun shop nixed | Sudbury swastika | Harbor Islands threatened | More.

Red Cross Blood Drive Coming Up In Arlington Area

There's a Red Cross blood drive coming up nearby.

Town Rallies Around School Custodian After Fire: Patch PM

Also: Marathon bombing hero retires | Search is on for missing wedding ring | Holiday highway tragedy | One suspect, two attacks | More.

Robbins Library: 100 Years After The Tulsa Race Massacre

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Robbins Library: Arlington's Libraries Reopening June 21

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Robbins Library: What's The State Of Voting?

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Super Flower Blood Moon: How To See Lunar Eclipse In Arlington

Worried about how much of the total lunar eclipse you'll see in Arlington? Take comfort: it's 2021's biggest and brightest supermoon.

Center Crosswalks To Mark June Pride

June is Pride Month.

Town Named Silver-Level Bicycle-Friendly Community

The League of American Bicyclists honored the efforts of Arlington to build better places for people to bike.

SCOOP: Deadline Sunday To Apply For Fund-Raiser, Talent Show

Bummed that Battle of the Bands didn’t happen this year?

ZZZZZ ...: Asleep? No, Minuteman Buzzes With Bees

Students and teachers have been buzzing about bees this month.

Upcoming Red Cross Blood Drives In Arlington Area

The pandemic has affected the U.S. blood supply. The Red Cross will hold a couple blood drives soon in the Arlington area.

Dallin Walking Tours To Begin Thursday

It’s spring, the pandemic here is abating and we’re eager to venture out.

Session 6 Grapples With Minuteman's Popularity

In essence, more Arlington students are seeking to attend than can be admitted, some crowded out by out-of-district applicants.

Baker Backs Cheney, Won't Abandon Republican Party: Patch PM

Also: Judge upholds election results | No idling allowed | Goalie, EMT helps opponent | Judge tosses cop's lawsuit | Honoring Hagler | More

EcoWeek's 'Outdoors For All' Tuesday

Who has access to our local conservation areas?

Select Board Tonight: Farmers' Market, Heights Pub

The Arlington Select Board is scheduled to meet.

Robbins Library: Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month With Our Staff Recommendations!

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Arlington Reservoir Playground Coming Down

The playground will be demolished this week and replaced as part of Phase 2 of renovations at the Res.

Session 2 OKs Domestic Partnerships, Remote-Participation Study

"This was kind of a slow night," Precinct 10 member Christian Klein wrote in his meeting notes.

Town's No. 2 'Green' Ranking Based On Decades Of Effort

Boston Magazine asks "How green is your town"? and answers: Arlington ranks No. 2.

Robbins Library: Red Letter Poem #57

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Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.