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Film festival is moving to Kendall Square from Arlington, seeking bigger...
Organizers of the Arlington International Film Festival have announced that the fifth annual event next October is moving to Kendall Square.
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Film Festival will keep Arlington identity, even as it joins Cambridge roster...
While Kendall Square Cinema is inheriting an international film festival in October, the event remains part of Arlington’s town tourism efforts and culture and will keep the town’s name as well as...
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Silver Maple Forest apartment complex receives town permits for construction
A building permit has been issued for the Belmont Uplands, allowing construction to begin on a $70 million, 299-unit apartment complex amid the 15-acre wilderness area known as the Silver Maple Forest.
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Cambridge’s first year in film fest contest nets charter schooler winning...
A 10th-grader from the Community Charter School of Cambridge has won the fifth annual Arlington International Film Festival poster contest.
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Oaktree, seeking to develop in Fresh Pond, gets two-hour meeting about Mugar...
The triangular parcel is north of Route 2, not far from the Alewife Reservation and a floodplain that has been the subject of years of protests during recent development in Cambridge and Belmont.
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Festival draws more than 1,500 films, chooses 15 judges to cull submissions
The Arlington International Film Festival has received more than 1,500 submissions from around the globe, and 15 jurors have been selected to choose the entries for the fifth annual event Oct. 15-22 at...
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Arlington officials are urged to take stand against Lanes & Games apartment...
Neighbors opposed to an apartment project planned for the site of the Lanes & Games bowling alley and Gateway Inn motel have asked the Arlington Redevelopment Board to take a position on the proposal.
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For ‘Professor Marston’ film locations, Cambridge scout looked just next door
Neighboring Arlington plays a role in the just-released biopic “Professor Marston & the Wonder Women” thanks to Cambridge’s Mike Bowes, a line producer who scouted the town originally for a...
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Kickoff for international film festival: Saturday, followed by four-day event
The kickoff of the seventh annual Arlington International Film Festival is a showing of “The Promise,” a 2016 documentary of special interest to Cambridge's Serbs. The festival itself draws more than...
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Future of the Alewife floodplain is the topic of Saturday symposium to be...
A symposium on the Alewife floodplain called “Collaboratively Framing Scenarios” takes place Saturday at Tufts University, bringing together the Alewife corridor communities of Cambridge, Somerville,...
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Thilo-McGovern premieres his ‘Speak to Me’ at 8th Arlington International...
Among the works by young directors coming Nov. 3 to the Arlington International Film Festival is “Speak to Me,” a short drama by Cambridge’s Nicolas Thilo-McGovern that has some surprising influences.
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Arlington opening adult-use marijuana shop Thursday, beating Cambridge and...
Arlington’s first adult-use recreational-marijuana store, Apothca, opens to the public at 10 a.m. Thursday, at 1386 Massachusetts Ave.
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Between roles as Cambridge’s special ed expert and finalist to lead in...
Former assistant superintendent for student services Victoria Greer is in the running to be Arlington’s next school superintendent. She brings strong credentials and support from a search committee,...
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She’s chronicling a lengthy recovery from Covid; Honesty and making art is...
North Cambridge artist Freedom Baird has fought off Covid-19 for months, somehow persisting with her art and recounting in detail her medical issues from coronavirus.
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MIT associate professor James Swan dies at 39
James W. Swan, a recently tenured associate professor of chemical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, died Nov. 5 after what the school describes as "a medical event."
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