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 Developer aims to talk to neighbors of long-shut Cambridge club: Boston Globe, July 20 >>
 Ice cream maker can't pay all creditors: Boston Globe, July 2 >>
Brigham sells out to H.P. Hood: Boston Globe, June 28 >>
War hero with kidney to spare finds donor recipient on Web: Boston Herald, June 22 >>
Minuteman bikeway honored: The organization, Rails to Trails Conservancy, has announced that the
Minuteman Bikeway is its "Trail of the Month." It recently named it
as the fifth inductee to its Rail-Trail Hall of Fame >> For more, see June 12, Boston Globe >>
Arlington Farmers' Market open: The 11th annual Farmers' Market at Russell Common Parking Lot,
Arlington Center will begin Wednesday, June 11, and continue Wednesday
afternoons, 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. until late October. See www.farmersmarketarlington.com.
Green Line extension
Questions fielded over Green Line extension proposal to Medford: InsideMedford, May 14 >>
Blog helps Arlington woman cope
When a 24-year-old woman who called herself "90DayJane" launched a blog
in February announcing she would write about her life and feelings for
three months and then commit suicide, 150,000 readers flocked to the
site. Some came to offer help. Others
speculated it was all a hoax. CNN, May 7 >>
 Author turns to blog after her husband dies of cancer./ Eric Houghton photo
Fifth-grade teacher gets $2,500 honor from Toyota: Boston Herald, 3/28
 Superintendent says issue does not effect dismissal case: Wickedlocal, 3/20
Death at Chestnut Manor first linked to fire in '08: Boston Globe, 3/16
Ryan told YourArlington March 16: "Seniors are valued members of our community, and this is a sad occurrence for the Town of Arlington and the Brady family."
Check out a revamped Charlie's Diner in Lawrence: Diner Hotline, 3/9
Bouris, Coughlin cases boost expenses, but more under Donovan: Advocate, 3/6
Schools cite legal cost, say move has no impact on dismissal: Advocate, 2/21
Verizon must pay tax on public way poles, wires: Globe, 3/3
"A race among generations": Globe, 2/28
A heartwarming tale for all: Globe NorthWest, 2/10 (about an intergenerational book group, begun in 2002 by Elise Frangos, head of English at AHS, and Bob Murphy.
Middlesex School student is lone Mass. finalist in Intel Science Talent Search: Society for Science
Ruling cites 'retaliation'; testimony excludes termination explanation: Advocate, 2/7
Proposed extension divides city: Globe NorthWest, 1/27
Thomas J. Begley of Arlington, at 65, a court magistrate: Boston Herald, 1/21
Angry council prez raps alleged hoaxer: Boston Herald, 1/11
YourArlington, Nov. 13: 'Urban terrorist'? No, just an artist making his multimedia way
Education finalist defends decision to back ex-leader who faced allegations: Globe, 1/9
Oakes Plimpton makes his pitch to Starts and Stops column: Globe NorthWest, 1/6
Arlington seeks a way to upgrade 2 elementary schools: Globe NorthWest, 12/30
Warren Raymond French Jr., retired fire chief in Arlington and Ipswich, has died: Boston Herald, 12/27
Town of Arlington, Past and Present: by Charles Symmes Parker: Google Books, 12/26
What Bernie and Shiraz built in 2001 comes alive on radio: WeekendAmerica, 12/22
Conway, Lepore lead Cougars' talented core: Globe, 12/20
U.S. Nat'l Under-18 Team Wins Offensive Exhibition, 7-3, Over UWS: Our Sports Center, 12/15 Center of contention, Globe NorthWest, 12/16
 11th-hour tricks: Nearly on the eve of the Dec. 11 election, Republican candidate Brion Cangiamila alleges Marzilli is a "Grinch." See a flier sent to Arlington residents -- front and back -- or go here to comment. Part of one of the images from that flier is at right.
Election turnout a concern: Globe, 12/9
Men's hockey defeats rival Bowdoin, 3-1: Colby College, 12/7
A quick look at Arlington birth certificate: Globe, 12/6
Customs office bid roils Burlington: Globe, 11/27
Police unions join coalition: Globe, 11/25
Ex-AHS hockey players skate for Colby: Colby College, 11/16 Among them is Wil Hartigan, whose mother says he is "having a ball at Colby and getting a lot of ice time for a freshman. There are actually a good number of Arlington freshmen student athletes at Colby in addition to Wil -- Mike Talarico, Richard Newton and John McCusker (football).
Head of police union says he was targeted: Globe, 11/18
Arlington folksinger called a "lunatic": South Bend Tribune, 11/16
 Read or listen these dialogues from 2 Arlington fix-it shops: "Marketplace" (American Public Media), Nov. 9
Glance Networks debuts remote-control for screen sharing: PRNewswire, Oct. 29
Arlington mortgage broker shut down: Globe, 10/26
Credit card data stolen at Not Your Average Joe's: Globe, 10/24
Snappy shots of our town: Joshua Wachs of Arlington urges photographers in town, pro or amateur, to post photos taken in Arlington, of Arlington residents and/or by Arlington-based photographers. See his Flickr group. See also this site.
The Board of Selectmen on Oct. 15 suppoted the Human Rights Commission's call to withdraw from the No Place for Hate program: Advocate, 10/16
The town real estate market stays hot: Globe, 10/10
Oakes Plympton snaps a white squirrel: Arlington list, 10/11
Arlington teen indicted in April auto death: TownOnline, 10/4 (no story published yet in Advocate)
Previous story, YourArlington: Criminal citations issued in fatal Arlington car crash
Best planting winners announced: Town Web site, 10/9
State eyes expanded bikeway system: Globe, 10/8 See links showing connections to Minuteman path
Racial attack alleged in Medford: Globe, 10/4
In Game Day ACHS beat AHS: Globe, 9/30
Michael Nystrom, a Web consultant from Arlington, is chief blogger for the Ron Paul presidential campaign, Globe, 9/27
 School sports official Brian Sullivan dies of apparent heart attack: Belmont Citizen-Herald, 9/24; Globe, 9/23
Norman Haber, founder of Arlington company, dies: Business Wire, 9/24
Arsenic investigated at Upper Mystic Lake: Globe NorthWest, 9/20. No warning signs reported.
Lexington deal eyed for jobs: Globe NorthWest, 9/20
Land Trust efforts on Spy Pond: Globe NorthWest, 9/13
State Police suspend officer in assault case: Globe, 9/6
State Police Sgt. Joseph J. Boike, 52, of Arlington, facing charges that he assaulted two patrons in a Boston night spot has been suspended without pay, according to boston.com, The Globe's Web site.
 Sabato D'Agostino (rear) with student musician at Berklee. , Christian Science Monitor, 8/30
Illuminating astrology: California Newswire, 9/8
Seeds of Light Publishing announces the release of a new book Astrology Illumined that seeks to reveal the astrology of the soul.
Services held for Janet Marzilli Globe, Aug. 31
Arlington public schools opened Thursday, Sept. 6, for grades one through 12 (full day). Kindergarten starts Monday, Sept. 10. Elementary hours are from 8:15 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. Middle-school hours are 8 a.m. to 2:25 p.m., and high school hours are 8 a.m. to 2:26 p.m.
 Patrick Mellea, Boston College, track, from Best Athlete You've Never Heard Of 9/1/07
Mellea, a senior from Arlington, broke the 27-year-old with a time of 4:03:26 at last year's Boston University Invitational. In doing so, Mellea beat his previous personal best by eight seconds. When asked about his thoughts on breaking the school record, Mellea replied, "I didn't realize breaking a school record is as big as everyone is making it out to be. It's just a time, and there's still more that needs to be done." Patrick ran 70 miles per week to train for the spring season and planned to increase that number to 90 in preparation for cross-country in the fall.
Ex-assistant town manager causes a stir in Chicago area Dailysouthtown 8/13
Larry Deetjen worked for Town Manager Don Marquis from 1974 to 1979
Falmouth Road Race results jdsportsvideo
Arlington man robbed, loses part of arm Globe 8/11 | Advocate 8/14
Arlington company wants hundreds to look at your computer Network World 8/13
Arlington man pleads guilty to tax evasion Advocate 8/13
Burlington superintendent dies Globe, 8/9 | 8/12
Nagasaki mayor, ex-Arlington resident speaks out Tadatoshi Akiba addresses lessons learned from Hiroshima (Dick Smith, Arlington list)
Dick Smith wrote to the Arlington list on Aug. 9:
Three days ago, many countries remembered what happened on August 6, 1945, the day an atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.
Tadatoshi Akiba, now the Mayor of Nagasaki - and formerly a resident of Arlington - made an impassioned speech about lessons which were learned, or should have been learned, from Hiroshima.
Mayor Akiba, Tad, as we used to call him, was a frequent speaker at orientation meetings of Arlington's Japan Sister City program/former Arlington-Japan exchange program.
HBO has been showing, and will be showing for another couple weeks, an original documentary, 'White Light/Black Rain: The Destruction of Hiroshima and Nagasaki." One of the Hibakusha, the name given to the survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, interviewed for the program, is Shigeko Sasamori. Shigeko, who was a young girl at the time of the Hiroshima bombing, and whose body vividly shows the scars of the event, was also a speaker at one of the orientation meetings.
Watching Tad's speech, or the HBO documentary, should not be done for entertainment, but for education and thought.
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