Week in Review: Karate Coach Accused of Molesting Student Back in Court and School Committee Race Heats Up

An Arlington  a 7-year-old girl at his studio .

A parent of two  students for the , becoming the fourth candidate to show his intent to run for the committee's two open seats in this year's elections.

And two local experts are reporting a  real estate market.

Here are more of this week's essential news from Arlington Patch's coverage:

COPS AND COURTS

On Wednesday,  of an attempted break-in at , 996 Massachusetts Ave. Police noted a square-foot section of plastic window vent had been removed at the rear of the building. The victim said nothing appeared to have been stolen.

And on Friday, a Pleasant Street resident told police someone had entered her condo building’s storage unit and stolen about 400 CDs—.

Follow more police news on our weekday feature .

ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Four Arlington teens will be when the group presents Verdi’s most acclaimed, humorous and brilliant operas later this month.

The young Arlingtonians in the group are violists Emma Busiek, 17, and Olivia Vik-Sheehy, alongside violinists Greta Myatieva, 14, and Yoko Nakatini, 15.

POLL OF THE WEEK

 will be . Dozens of readers have voted on whether they would welcome a new location in Arlington. Would you? . 

VOLUNTEERING

Have you heard about Will Sherman? This 17-year-old Eagle scout has been working hard to create an online spot to connect volunteers with local nonprofits seeking help. .

SOCIAL MEDIA SATURDAY

Every Saturday, Arlington Patch take a look at our life in social media, checking in on the chatter on our Facebook and Twitter. Do you know what's our favorite page of the week? Were your comments featured? Find out on .

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