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Nanopress Daily — Arlington, MA
July 2, 2026
Appeal Filed Over Thorndike Place Wetlands Permit
The town filed a formal appeal with MassDEP on June 30 challenging the Superseding Order of Conditions for the proposed Thorndike Place residential development.
Town of Arlington
Tips to Cut Electricity Use During Peak Heat Hours
Electrify Arlington coordinator Lori Kenschaft shared advice for reducing electricity use between 3 and 8 p.m. on high-heat days in a July 1 commentary.
Your Arlington
Prayers for Liberty Walk Set for Friday, Lexington to Arlington
Community and faith members will walk from Lexington Battle Green to First Parish in Arlington on Friday, July 3, from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
First Parish Unitarian Universalist of Arlington, MA
Declaration of Independence Reading Set for July 8
Arlington 250, State Rep. Sean Garballey, and the Arlington Historical Society will read the Declaration of Independence in 'old Menotomy' on July 8 at 7 p.m., featuring replicas of Ezekiel Russell's 1776 printing.
www.arlingtonma.gov
Lexpress Bus Route Changes Bring Service to Arlington Heights
Starting Monday, July 6, Lexington's Lexpress Route C will offer hourly service to Arlington Heights, stopping across from the busway.
Town of Lexington
Conservation Commission to Hear Tree Removal Request at 18 Lake Shore Drive
The Arlington Conservation Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to remove two Norway maple trees at 18 Lake Shore Drive.
Town of Arlington
Arlington Spotlighted for Civic Volunteering Culture
A piece published June 29 by YourArlington highlights Arlington's active mutual aid and lifelong learning networks, including Food Link and Arlington EATS.
Your Arlington
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