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Arlington Girl Scout Trust Fights Over $18 Million Camp

An Arlington Girl Scout trust is fighting over an $18 million camp, Arlington Patch reports today. Arlington Public Schools confirmed via its district calendar that teachers report back Aug. 31, with kindergartners beginning half-day sessions and students at the elementary schools, Gibb…

Early Voting For Sept. 1 Primary Opens Statewide Saturday

Early voting for the Sept. 1 Massachusetts primary opens statewide Saturday, giving Arlington residents 10 days to vote in person. Patch staff writer Scott Souza reports that cities and towns across the state, Arlington included, will offer early in-person voting ahead of the primary el…

Arlington Deeds Show 14 Sales in Late July, Topped by $1,365,000 Hillside Avenue Sale

Arlington recorded 14 property transfers between July 24 and Aug. 22, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds records. Nine of the 14 sales disclosed a price, ranging from $80,000 for 19 Menotomy Road to $1,365,000 for 197 Hillside Ave., the period's top sale. The median disclosed sale price

Arlington Human Rights Commission Seeks Volunteers For Vacant Seats

Arlington Public Schools flagged open seats on the town's Human Rights Commission this week, calling for volunteers. The notice arrived as the district finalized its return-to-school calendar: teachers report Aug. 31 and Sept. 1, and most students, including those at Arlington High Scho…

Arlington Schools Report Continued Gains In 2025 Accountability Results

Arlington Public Schools said the district continued its upward trajectory in the state's 2025 accountability results this week. The district also detailed a rollout of reusable food-service materials in school cafeterias, part of a broader sustainability effort. Elsewhere, a French bak…