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YourArlington Published 8 hours ago

Today is Hunger Action Day: local organizations urging residents to donate and volunteer

Across the country, September is recognized as “Hunger Action Month,” where communities come together to raise awareness and take action to fight food insecurity. Local organizations and town programs are working to support an estimated 20 percent of Arlington households (roughly…

YourArlington Published 14 hours ago

Commentary: NEAT, the modern spirit of Arlington

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 Arlington as a learning town, which is, Armanious says, “where lifelong learning…

YourArlington Published 4 hours ago

Town posts wind, storm warning

Editor’s note: The town sent this announcement on Sept. 24, 2026. We are posting it for our readers. Wind Advisory Friday – Sunday, Sept. 25-27, Emergency Preparedness Tips, Stay Connected Post Date:09/24/2026 3:56 PM Wind Advisory Friday – Sunday, Sept. 25-27 Prepare by securing…

YourArlington Published 21 hours ago

Arlington weather: dry, cool day

Partly sunny, cool, and breezy. Northeast winds may gust to 35 mph, making it feel more like October. Clouds increase tonight as the coastal storm approaches, but most of the night should remain dry.

YourArlington Published September 23

Police Log: Sept. 16 to 21; Identity fraud, neighbor dispute

The following is based on selected Arlington Police Department logs from Sept. 16 through Sept. 21. Excerpts from the Arlington Police Department log: Wednesday, Sept. 16 1:05 p.m. Identity fraud. A reporting party on Summer Street spoke to Arlington police officers about a…

YourArlington Published September 23

Students shine at annual Town Day

Arlington students were front and center in Saturday’s 48th annual Town Day celebration, both in manning some of the 200 booths lining Mass. Ave. and as visitors checking them out. The students raised funds for good causes in the process. Many Arlington High School and Ottoson…

YourArlington Published September 22

Arlington residents will participate in this year’s Jimmy Fund Walk

The 38th annual Jimmy Fund Walk for Dana-Farber will take place Sunday, Oct. 4, when hundreds of participants will travel the Boston Marathon course and raise funds to support adult and pediatric cancer research. This year, 22 Arlington residents will join the journey.…

YourArlington Published September 21

Town Day bonds neighbors through community and shared causes

Hundreds of neighbors, children and pets flocked to Mass. Avenue Saturday for Town Day, gathering for food, fundraising and patriotic festivities. The sunny weather provided the perfect backdrop for Arlington residents to celebrate. The melting pot of over 200 booths lined the…

YourArlington Published September 20

Photo gallery: Arlington turns out to celebrate Town Day

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YourArlington Published September 19

Town Day 2026 offers a full lineup of events

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 streets to Pleasant at Mystic streets.…

WBUR 90.9 FM Published September 18

Arlington blocked a Red Line extension decades ago. Now, the town wants to revive the idea

Repealing the 1980 law doesn't guarantee the Red Line will be extended.

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