Acton's CrossTown Connect bus service resumed Friday after a one-day outage this week. From our own coverage: CAT bus service paused, set to resume Friday; Early voting ends, ballots due Nov. 3.
Election Day arrives Tuesday as Acton voters decide town and state races. Also in today's brief (16 items): Youth soccer clinics return to NARA Park; Library hosts Dungeons & Dragons for teens; Amy Cole leads Acton Center history walk; Sudbury offers accessible trick-or-treat event.
Halloween events fill library, museum and town calendars across Acton this weekend.
Acton's finance committee warned Tuesday that the fiscal 2028 budget gap keeps widening as costs outpace revenue growth. From our own coverage: Select Board rejects tax rate split for FY27; Finance panel reviews growing FY28 budget gap.
Select Board rejects tax rate split, keeps single rate for fiscal 2027. From our own coverage: Select Board weighs tax rate options for fiscal 2027.
One Acton obituary published this week. From our own coverage: One Acton obituary published this week.
Newtown Road sale tops $1.7 million as Acton deed activity picks up this fall. From our own coverage: Newtown Road sale leads Acton real estate activity.
Nineteen Acton properties recorded deed transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, with 11 showing a sale price so far. Prices ranged from $308,000 for a Main Street condo unit to $1,775,000 for 220 Newtown Rd, the month's top sale; the median among priced sales was $850,000.
Early voting for the Nov. 3 election opened to Acton residents this weekend at Town Hall, 472 Main St., according to Patch.
Halloween Spooktacular returns to Acton-Boxborough with magician, sensory-friendly activities and food pantry donations.
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