Acton Police Department swears in five officers as new supervisors during Town Hall ceremony. From our own coverage: Finance panel floats separate DPW building vote. Also in today's brief (13 items): Acton Police promotes five to supervisor ranks; A'Ktoberfest festival canceled over sto…
Acton's two library boards of trustees both hold revised meetings Thursday evening. Also in today's brief (11 items): Chair Flow Yoga cancelled at Senior Center; September Municipal Monthly newsletter now online; Senior Center bistro served Wednesday lunch; Acton 250 history subcommitte…
A $1.3 million home sale towers over Acton's real estate market as the median price holds near $525,500. From our own coverage: Acton's priciest sale tops $1.3 million as median holds. Also in today's brief (12 items): Patch previews Fall Reading Circle, other Acton events; Acton Housin…
Six Acton-resident obituaries were noted in this week's roundup: Augustine, Lucille Vitale; Doty, Jane Gray; Harrington, William L. Jr.; North, Barbara Lee; Nyberg, Barbara (Ellis); and Paskavitz, Ronald Joseph. Longtime Acton resident Barbara Lee North, 77, died September 16 at a Westf…
Select Board decisions on sewer fees and town infrastructure projects top this week's Acton news. From our own coverage: Acton's priciest sale tops $1.3 million, median holds. Also in today's brief (12 items): Select board acted on sewer fees, town projects; Town posts September Municip…
Acton recorded 18 property transfers from Aug. 21 to Sept. 19, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds data. Of those, 10 sales carried a recorded price, ranging from $206,000 to $1,320,000, with a median of $525,500. The period's highest-priced sale was 41 Taylor Rd, which sold for
Acton launched "Ask Isaac," a 24/7 digital assistant, this week to help residents navigate town services in more than 70 languages. Acton Parks and Recreation announced the town's first A'KTOBERFEST, a Rhythm & Brews Festival, for Sunday, September 27, at NARA Park's Tidman Amphitheater…
Acton-Boxborough School Committee confirmed an active cybersecurity breach and flagged a state learning-time shortfall.
Acton Finance Committee eyes a stand-alone December vote on its DPW building, separate from a spring override.
Acton's Select Board previewed a projected $2.6 million fiscal 2028 budget gap and approved a cannabis host community agreement.