In the past two election cycles, Massachusetts has already decriminalized marijuana so that no one will go to jail for possessing usage amounts. We have also legalized medical
The first article in a series By Joy Pearson, Steven Keleti, and Bob Doolittle Between the first mayor of Malden and our current mayor an epic story has
The Massachusetts Legislature in a show of nonpartisanship and efficiency passed some very powerful legislation in the closing sessions of the legislative calendar in the areas of pay
By Linda and Uri Guttman for YourArlington.com Uri and I went to Pasha with two friends and enjoyed an excellent meal while enjoying the exotic ambiance of Turkey.
To the Editor, I am writing to thank the voters of Medford who nominated me as the Democratic candidate for State Senate in the Second Middlesex District last
– State Senator Pat Jehlen In 1993, the Supreme Judicial Court ruled that Massachusetts has a constitutional obligation to offer all children an adequate education, regardless of the
– Curtis Tuden Preface I have a problem with climate change. It’s not the problem of scientific proof that we’re all used to. Thankfully years of schooling, public
The statistics are startling. More than a thousand Massachusetts residents are believed to have died statewide from opiate-related overdoses last year. When you break those statistics down, it
– Representative Paul J. Donato, 35th Middlesex District (Medford and Malden) The protection of children who are in the care of the state has been a priority of
– Lori Uhland for YourArlington.com It seems like Arlington families have been longing for a family-style pub forever. When we start hibernating and hiding from the bitter winter
– Joan Cyr The Community Preservation Act (CPA) is Question #1 on the (backside of the) Medford ballot. On November 3rd, voters in Medford will have the chance
