Category: YourArlington
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Two new businesses will join Arlington’s alcohol retail market
Two new businesses were awarded package store licenses from the Select Board Monday night. Arlington Center Fine Wines, which will open at 5 Medford St., and Ruby Wine and Spirits, at 1340-1342 Mass. Ave., received unanimous approval from the Select…
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Arlington Housing Authority moves forward with Drake Village redevelopment plans; residents express frustration
Margaret Forristall moved into the Drake Village Cottages seven years ago, after losing her home in Florida. She adorns her door with Halloween decorations and signs with neighborly messages like “Always Be Kind.” Ever since she moved here, Forristall has…
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Senate candidate Deaton says he could be an ‘independent voice’ in Washington
John Deaton at an interview with media. Photo by George Lehman Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Deaton made his case for being an “independent voice” for Massachusetts voters during a roundtable interview, arguing that he would prioritize communities across the…
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Select Board questions 3 applicants for 2 liquor licenses
One applicant may not be eligible to acquire license Three candidates competing for Arlington’s two new package store licenses faced questions about their businesses from the Select Board Monday night. The applicants, accompanied by their lawyers, each spoke about why…
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Three businesses vie for two new package store licenses
Three applicants are vying for two new licenses to sell alcoholic beverages in Arlington. In March, the town’s voters approved a ballot question to allow two new package store licenses in Arlington, raising the total to eight. The licenses permit…
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Judge allows Camp Menotomy sale, but objectors appealing
Camp Menotomy in New Hampshire. Image used with permission A judge has authorized the sale of an Arlington Girl Scouts camp in New Hampshire to a developer, but objectors are appealing, arguing the property could still operate as a camp…
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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…