Arlington Patch's Photo of the Day for Thursday, Nov. 29.
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Arlington Patch's Photo of the Day for Tuesday, Nov. 27.
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Maya Salafia, who attends the Lexington Montessori School, is performing in José Mateo Ballet Theatre’s 25th anniversary production.
The following is from the José Mateo Ballet Theatre. Local Young Dancer Performs in José Mateo Ballet Theatre’s 25th Anniversary production of The Nutcracker in Duxbury, Cambridge & Dorchester Rediscover 25 years of magic in Mateo’s timeless classic CAMBRIDGE: A resident of Arlington, Maya Salafia, is performing in Jose Mateo Ballet Theatre’s 25th Anniversary production of The Nutcracker in the role of Mouse. Maya joins the professional cast in this holiday favorite with performances at The Duxbury Performing Arts Center, The Sanctuary Theatre in Cambridge, and The Strand Theatre in Dorchester. Maya is in the First grade and attends Lexington Montessori School. Up close, thrilling, inspiring, and affordable, Jose Mateo’s The Nutcracker …
Chris Niles has joined the firm as a director in the government relations practice.
The following is from O’Neill and Associates. BOSTON (October 24, 2012)– O’Neill and Associates, New England’s leading full-service government affairs and public relations firm, today announced that Arlington resident Chris Niles has joined the firm as a director in the government relations practice. “We are happy to welcome Chris to O’Neill and Associates as a director in the government relations practice,” said Chief Executive Officer Thomas P. O’Neill, III. “His skills and political background make him an important addition to our team.” Previously, Mr. Niles served as Chief of Staff for the Massachusetts American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (AFL-CIO). There, he supervised staff members and the …
Arlington Patch's Photo of the Day for Thursday, Nov. 15.
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The following is from Boston College High School.
Arlington Youths Earn Boston College High School Honors High Honors, First Quarter For High Honors, a sophomore, junior or senior must have at least a 3.80 quality point average and all grades “C+” or higher. Freshmen need a 3.60 quality point average and all grades “C+” or higher. Honors, First Quarter For Honors a sophomore, junior or senior must have at least a 3.20 quality point average and all grades “C-“ or higher. Freshmen need a 3.165 quality point average and all grades “C-“ or higher.
"Frugal Family" is a weekly column dedicated to giving you five great local deals.
This week, Arlington Patch's "Frugal Family" scoured our local sources to come up with great deals on end-of-season grills at Ace Hardware, one-week specials through True Value, Kid's art and other supplies at Play Time, more art specials and online ordering via Artbet, and a new store in town that presents a rare, language learning opportunity.
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New and renowned Arlington musicians perform to celebrate another anniversary of a local landmark in arts and entertainment.
Built in 1916, the Regent Theatre has seen its share of acts in the 95 years it has been active. To celebrate it nearly century of showbiz, theatre director Leland Stein set up a series of nine performers to entertain guests in a variety-style show, bringing the theatre back to its roots as a variety & vaudeville venue. The Sunday show was a mix of solo acts, music groups and comedy, entertaining for hours the crowd of theatre members and Arlington residents.
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