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Part of a series highlighting Arlington's local businesses before the holidays.
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Surveillance footage of Thursday's robbery. Anyone with information is asked to call Arlington Police at 781-643-1212.
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The suspect robbed the Citizens Bank in the Heights at about 9:50 a.m. Thursday and then fled on foot, according to police.
Arlington Police are asking for the public’s help in solving Thursday’s bank robbery at Citizens Bank in the Heights. Police have described the suspect (pictured) as a white male, approximately 5-foot-6. He was wearing a maroon baseball hat, dark hooded sweatshirt, dark pants and light colored sneakers during the robbery, which police responded to at about 9:52 a.m. He also disguised himself by wearing sunglasses and covering the lower portion of his face with a dark scarf, according to police. Anyone with information is asked to call Arlington Police at 781-643-1212. VIDEO: Surveillance footage of the robbery The robbery The suspect came to the bank at 1420 Massachusetts Ave. on a bicycle, which police now have. He entered the bank from …
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12:35 pm on Thursday, October 4, 2012
Why do you have to be such a dick Timmy? I to get cool information, probably more personal than you get yours. My guys say "We don't know what happened just speculation". But if it got in like a duck, robbed like a duck and got away like a duck...Its not a junkie duck... give it up till this guy gets nabbed and we get the facts. Then you can rag on... more ›
One of the Heights’ more colorful storefronts has been replaced by a much more understated look.
I Chef is now Napoli Kitchen. The Arlington Heights pizzeria changed its name, and its look, earlier this month but remains under the same ownership. The Board of Selectmen received notice of the change from the pizza house’s owner, Neven Henen, at its Monday meeting. What’s your take? Do you like the change? Let us know by posting a comment below.
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2:05 pm on Friday, February 8, 2013
I have a village sticker i did not put it on my window, i made a copy the sticker and sent to them, still i was guilty, they give me a $30 ticket. When i call them , answer is; If I pay $130 i can go to court they can -may be_ help me, or not!!!!! is it fair? Meltem Tunar Stained Glass / Arlington Heights-ILLINOIS more ›
The work by National Grid is expected to go through July.
Starting today, National Grid will resume its gas infrastructure improvements on Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington Heights, according to the town. The work, which began last fall, will be taking place in the westbound lane of Massachusetts Avenue across the street from the Dunkin’ Donuts at Richardson Avenue to the Arlington Heights bus terminal, and in the southbound lane of Park Avenue, from Gold’s Gym to Paul Revere Road. The work is expected to be completed in the last week of July, and both roads should remain open at all times. However, there will be parking restrictions, so residents are being asked to observe on-street parking and traffic signs. Roadwork is scheduled for 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays in the business district and 7 a…
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5:34 pm on Monday, April 30, 2012
Hello, everybody, the good shoping place, the new season approaching, click in. Welcome to ==== http://www.fashion-long-4biz.com == Air Jordan (1-24) shoes $35 Jordan (1-22)&2009 shoes $45 Nike shox (R4, NZ, OZ, TL1, TL2, TL3) $35 Handbags ( Coach Lv fendi D&G) $30 T-shirts (polo, ed hardy, lacoste) $14 Jean (True Religion, ed hardy, coogi)$34 Sunglasses ( Oakey, coach, Gucci, Armaini)$15 New era… more ›
Starting next spring, the U.S. Postal Service will end next-day delivery of letters, postcards and other First Class mail. Will that decision change your daily life?
Come next spring, the U.S. Postal Service will end next-day delivery of letters, postcards and other First Class mail, the Huffington Post reported. In Arlington, there is still the potential for the closure of two of three post offices, which are on a list of 3,700 branches nationwide considered for closure, including 43 locations in the Boston area. The list includes the East Arlington and Arlington Heights branches and not the main branch in Arlington Center. We're wondering what Arlington residents are thinking about the U.S. Postal Service cuts. Let us know your thoughts but voting in the poll. Please feel free to leave a comment in the box below.
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Review process to decide the fate of two of three post offices in town will restart from scratch.
U.S. Postal Service officials are delaying the potential closure of two of the three Arlington branches after a piece of mail didn’t go out to town residents in a timely fashion. Michael Foley, discontinuance coordinator for Boston area post offices, on Monday said a piece of mail didn’t go out in time to notify town residents about the potential closure of the U.S. Postal Service’s East Arlington and Arlington Heights branches. The two Arlington locations are on a list of 3,700 branches nationwide considered for closure, including 43 locations in the Boston area. The list does not include the Postal Service's main branch in Arlington Center. Foley said the piece of mail also contained information about a public hearing, a comment sheet …
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3:57 pm on Monday, December 5, 2011
I wrote a letter to the "District Discontinuance Coordinator" explaining my view that the Arlington Heights office was a great "service" to the community--and always busy. I suggested that eliminating services was not a good way to keep the Postal "Service" viable. I concluded that there are lots of ways to reduce USPS losses, but curtailing access service to citizens seems contrary to the … more ›
The following information comes from the Arlington Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
An Arlington man was arrested Monday on accusations of first-offense drunken driving and using license plates belonging to a different vehicle. Arlington Police say that Robert S. Priest, 62, was stopped on Wright Street in Arlington Heights after a police officer recognized his place as belonging to another vehicle. Priest was allegedly driving an unregistered and uninsured Black Honda with the plates of a Corvette also registered to him, according to the police report. While speaking to Priest, police reported, an officer noticed the smell of alcohol coming from Priest’s breath. The man admitted to having “a couple of drinks at lunch,” according to the report. Back at the police station, a breathalyzer revealed Priest had a blood-alcohol…
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Carol Svenson
11:46 am on Saturday, December 22, 2012
I always find the greatest gifts here, for adults and children! A fish purse with a drawstring mouth was a favorite of my two nieces! more ›