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Acton film team debuts “Pointing Fingers” at Maynard Fine Arts

May 16, 2026

by Alissa Nicol

Acton family Michael, Meredith and Dan Bergmann, screened their upcoming film, “Pointing Fingers,” at the Maynard Fine Arts Theatre on Saturday, May 9 for an audience of about 150 people. On the film’s website, “Pointing Fingers” is described as “the first-ever fiction feature film about, written by, and…

Bringing ABRHS sports to the forefront of the Acton Exchange

May 16, 2026

by Kieran Onigman

For the next three weeks, two ABRHS seniors will be joining the Acton Exchange as part of a school-sanctioned internship. If you follow high school sports in town, you should keep reading. I am a senior at ABRHS who will be heading to Marist University in the fall,…

The Bulletin Board: May 16, 2026

May 16, 2026

by The Acton Exchange Team

For volunteer opportunities and other announcements not tied to a single specific time and date, you are in the right place here at the Bulletin Board. Please email your Bulletin Board announcements to bulletinboard@actonexchange.org. (For what’s happening today or tomorrow or on any specific day, see the Calendar.…

Music, dance, and color; Holi comes to the library

May 16, 2026

by Miriam Lezak

Holi, the Indian celebration of spring, revolves around music, dancing, and making sure that all of your friends are covered in color! Four years ago, long-time Acton librarian Anshu Sood thought that Acton needed its own Holi celebration. Since the first fete, Holi at the library has grown…

The Bulletin Board: May 9, 2026

May 9, 2026

by The Acton Exchange Team

For volunteer opportunities and other announcements not tied to a single specific time and date, you are in the right place here at the Bulletin Board. Please email your Bulletin Board announcements to bulletinboard@actonexchange.org. (For what’s happening today or tomorrow or on any specific day, see the Calendar.…

Obituary: Stephen Robert Noone

May 9, 2026

by Family

Stephen Robert Noone, 78, of Acton, Massachusetts, passed away suddenly on April 27, 2026, at his summer home in Antrim, New Hampshire. He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Linda Farley Noone; his three daughters: Stephanie Oliver, Caitlin Tompkins, and Lesley Noone; sons-in-law Justin Oliver and…

Stephen “Steve” Noone, 78, devoted steward of Acton’s finances, dies

May 2, 2026

by Greg Jarboe

Stephen “Steve” Noone, who gave more than two decades of quiet, rigorous service to the town he called home, died Monday, April 27, 2026, after suffering a heart attack. He was 78. Noone was a longtime member and former chair of the Acton Finance Committee – the body…

The Bulletin Board: May 2, 2026

May 2, 2026

by The Acton Exchange Team

For volunteer opportunities and other announcements not tied to a single specific time and date, you are in the right place here at the Bulletin Board. Please email your Bulletin Board announcements to bulletinboard@actonexchange.org. (For what’s happening today or tomorrow or on any specific day, see the Calendar.…

“Signs of Fascism” activists demonstrate in Acton and other towns

May 2, 2026

by Jamie jacobs

Drivers passing Acton Town Hall, Littleton Common, or along Great Road in Acton or Parker Street in Maynard may have noticed a striking and increasingly familiar sight: a line of silent demonstrators holding stark black signs with bold, white, all-caps lettering. The group calls itself the “Signs of…

The Bulletin Board: April 25, 2026

April 25, 2026

by The Acton Exchange Team

For volunteer opportunities and other announcements not tied to a single specific time and date, you are in the right place here at the Bulletin Board. Please email your Bulletin Board announcements to bulletinboard@actonexchange.org. (For what’s happening today or tomorrow or on any specific day, see the Calendar.…

AB softball: Revs pound out 16 hits, tame Lions, 12-1

April 25, 2026

by James Conboy

April 16, Acton-Boxborough Regional High School: Sixteen hits by the Revolution, including three triples and a home run, overpowered Dual County League opponent Newton South, which collected only three, landing the home team a 12-1 win, when the mercy rule was invoked in the sixth inning. The Lions…

Letter: John Petersen takes getting things right seriously

April 21, 2026

by Letters Committee

I am writing to support John Petersen for Water District Commissioner. https://www.johnspetersen.org/ I have known John for several years and recently had the chance to work closely with him on the Microburst podcast series about the September 2023 storm in Acton. That experience gave me a clear view…

The Bulletin Board: April 18, 2026

April 18, 2026

by The Acton Exchange Team

For volunteer opportunities and other announcements not tied to a single specific time and date, you are in the right place here at the Bulletin Board. Please email your Bulletin Board announcements to bulletinboard@actonexchange.org. (For what’s happening today or tomorrow or on any specific day, see the Calendar.…

Hope at Bat: Revs walk it off in 11-inning classic

April 18, 2026

by James Conboy

April 13, Acton-Boxborough Regional High School baseball field: After yielding four runs in the first inning, A-B’s defense held the Waltham Hawks to just one run in the next six, allowing the home team, trailing by two, to tie it at five-all in the seventh. Shortstop Healy led…

Acton and Stow Minutemen re-enact marches to Concord, and other “Revolutionary April” events

April 18, 2026

by The Acton Exchange Team

Stow and Acton Minutemen and adventurous members of the public will commemorate the 251st anniversary of the opening of the Revolutionary War by re-enacting the marches to the North Bridge. Especially adventurous residents can do the hike two days in a row! Acton, Sunday, April 19 The Acton…

Acton Nature Watch: Pink Moon March 19-April 16, 2026

April 18, 2026

by Rob Gogan

March Mar. 16: On Acton’s first “Big Night,” a YELLOW SPOTTED SALAMANDER safely crosses Fort Pond Road under escort by an Amphibian Crossing Brigade volunteer. Mar. 24: A CEDAR WAXWING flock of 25 birds swarms CRABAPPLE trees between the Silver Unicorn and the Mobil gas station. Mar. 25:…

Spring brings flowers and construction

April 18, 2026

by Jeff Brown

In addition to the seemingly eternal work in the Kelley’s Corner area, Acton has a number of construction projects underway. For Kelley’s Corner, you can always find out what’s happening at the town’s Kelley’s Corner Updates page. McManus Manor Acton Housing Authority Elderly/Disabled Rental Units at 362 Main…

Letter: Support the purchase of a 5.8-acre parcel at 46 Taylor Road

April 13, 2026

by Letters Committee

The Friends of the Acton Arboretum, Inc. and the Acton Conservation Trust are urging officialsand Town Meeting voters to support the purchase of a 5.8-acre parcel at 46 Taylor Road, citingits ecological importance, public access value, and role in completing the Acton Arboretum. The $1.4 million purchase will…

The Bulletin Board: April 11, 2026

April 11, 2026

by The Acton Exchange Team

For volunteer opportunities and other announcements not tied to a single specific time and date, you are in the right place here at the Bulletin Board. Please email your Bulletin Board announcements to bulletinboard@actonexchange.org. (For what’s happening today or tomorrow or on any specific day, see the Calendar.…

Falling tree wreaks havoc in West Acton

April 11, 2026

by Franny Osman

When the lights flickered and the electricity went out for some residents and businesses in West Acton at about 8:30 a.m. on Thursday morning April 9, it was common for people to assume that the outage was confined to their own house and that they were responsible. One…

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