News Release: 7/20/2021
Get your sneakers on and join us! Visiting Nurse & Community Care is sponsoring its first Virtual Walk-a thon. Our walk-a-thon will run from September 12 thru October 10, 2021. We challenge you to complete a five-mile walk or run on the route of your choice. Registering as a participant will assist us in reaching our goal! Forming a team even better! Visit the registration website today and register or donate at https://vncc-walk-a-thon.causevox.com/ We greatly appreciate your support and look
Ride for Food - Join Team Food Link
Would you like a good excuse to do something fun and interesting this summer – and for the good cause of fighting hunger in our neighborhoods?It’s time again for the Ride For Food, and you can join our Food Link team and bike, walk or run in your neighborhood, whenever you want! OR, as the world opens up again, you can train for the in-person Ride For Food, which is in Dedham, MA, on Sunday, October 3rd. (there are routes of 25 and 50 miles) Either way, you’ll be part of the community fighting hunger in
Arts Campaign Urges Arlington to ''Get Its Sparkle On!''
Arts Campaign Urges Arlington to "Get Its Sparkle On!" Arts Commission, Chamber Collaborate with Businesses to "Spruce Up" Town Arlington, MA – May 25, 2021 – As a vital part of the Arlington community, the Arlington Commission for Arts and Culture is pleased to announce the launch of Spruce Up, Arlington: Get Your Sparkle On!, a spring revitalization campaign in collaboration with the Arlington Chamber of Commerce. Following the unprecedented year behind us, this initiative aims to "reconnect,
Release: ''Persistence Public Art Exhibition On View on the Minuteman Bikeway''
Starting in October, visitors to the Minuteman Bikeway in the Arlington Cultural District saw the installation of a community-created public sculpture exhibition focused on the problem of single-use plastics and their impact on the global marine ecosystem. The culmination of a year-long, town-wide collaborative project, Persistence: A Community Response to Pervasive Plastic comprises a series of 37 brilliantly colored forms inspired by microorganisms found naturally in water. Calling attention to
