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Arlington Redevelopment Board Defers Zoning Warrant Article Votes to March 30

ARLINGTON — March 23, 2026 — Arlington Redevelopment Board reviews five zoning warrant articles, deferring all votes to March 30. The board, chaired by Ken Lau and joined by members Steve Rubelock, Vincent Baudouin, Shayna Corman-Houston, and Rachel Zenberry, spent roughly three hours on March 23 taking testimony on citizen and

Arlington Redevelopment Board Defers Zoning Warrant Article Votes to March 30

ARLINGTON — March 23, 2026 — Arlington Redevelopment Board reviews five zoning warrant articles, deferring all votes to March 30. The board, chaired by Ken Lau and joined by members Steve Rubelock, Vincent Baudouin, Shayna Corman-Houston, and Rachel Zenberry, spent roughly three hours on March 23 taking testimony on citizen and

Arlington Finance Committee Approves Dozen DPW Budgets, Flags $426,000 Health Insurance Gap

ARLINGTON — March 23, 2026 — Arlington Finance Committee approved more than a dozen Department of Public Works budgets Monday and began — but did not finish — a health insurance review revealing a roughly $426,000 projected deficit for the current fiscal year. The committee approved IT, natural resources, highway, snow and ice,

Arlington Conservation Commission Approves Cottage Avenue Addition, Backs Rodenticide Ban Bill

ARLINGTON — March 19, 2026 — Arlington Conservation Commission endorses state rodenticide ban and approves Alewife Brook-area home addition. The seven-member commission voted unanimously Thursday to support H.965 and S.2721, legislation that would ban consumer use of anticoagulant rodenticides statewide, opting to send a simplified letter modeled on

Arlington Conservation Commission Approves Cottage Avenue Addition, Backs Rodenticide Ban Bill

ARLINGTON — March 19, 2026 — Arlington Conservation Commission endorses state rodenticide ban and approves Alewife Brook-area home addition. The seven-member commission voted unanimously Thursday to support H.965 and S.2721, legislation that would ban consumer use of anticoagulant rodenticides statewide, opting to send a simplified letter modeled on

Arlington Finance Committee Hears Dark Skies Bylaw Could Cost $45,000 Per Year

ARLINGTON — March 18, 2026 — Arlington Finance Committee hears Dark Skies lighting bylaw could cost $45,000 a year in overtime alone. Town Manager Jim Feeney told the committee Wednesday that a proposed Dark Skies-compliant outdoor lighting bylaw submitted by the Department of Planning and Community Development would require night-

Haynes-Coppethorn Seeks Arlington School Committee Seat in March 28 Election

ARLINGTON — March 17, 2026 — Crystal Haynes-Coppethorn announced her candidacy for the Arlington School Committee ahead of the March 28, 2026 election, centering her campaign on equity gaps, special education compliance, and a state-identified multimillion-dollar budget shortfall. The journalist, nonprofit leader, and Northeastern and Simmons lecturer said Black

School Committee Candidate Haynes-Copperthorne Cites State Findings, Budget Shortfall in Campaign Pitch

ARLINGTON — March 17, 2026 — Arlington School Committee candidate Crystal Haynes-Copperthorne made her public case March 17, asking voters to send her to the board in the March 28 election. Haynes-Copperthorne, a former Emmy Award-winning journalist who also teaches at Northeastern University and Simmons University, built her pitch

Select Board Candidate Solomon Backs Override, Vision Zero in Campaign Statement

ARLINGTON — March 17, 2026 — Select Board candidate Joseph Solomon made his case for a seat on the Arlington board at a March 17 appearance, citing family roots, civic experience, and a platform centered on schools, housing, and traffic safety. Solomon, currently vice chair of the town's capital planning

Berry Seeks School Committee Seat, Cites Teacher Retention as Top Priority

ARLINGTON — March 17, 2026 — Arlington School Committee candidate Shawn Berry aired a campaign statement on community access TV ahead of the March 28 election. Berry, a Cambridge Public Schools educator and Brackett PTO former president, is running for a one-year seat and named Unit A contract negotiations — covering teachers,

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