Liz Reisberg

Ed Markey, Katherine Clark. / Reisberg photo

Clark, Markey tell voters in Woburn ‘what they are going to do about’ Trump actions

April 13, 2025

Liz Reisberg of Arlington attended the town hall in Woburn on Saturday, April 12, and provides notes about what they and participants had to…

Leash-law sign at Arlington/Lexington border at Reservoir

Community

A call for balance, cooperation over leash rules

October 13, 2024

by Bob Sprague

The following letter to the editor was written by Liz Reisberg and Sue Doctrow. Both are Arlington residents, and Doctrow is a founder of…

Environment

Trash-cost increase expected; YES! offers options

May 28, 2024

by Bob Sprague

Liz Reisberg of Shawnee Road, a Precinct 10 resident with an interest in recycling, offers options to town trash issues. Photo by Ceilidh Yurenka. Trash: There’s…

Diane Welch informs youngsters about an owl she holds.

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Owls, rats and rat poison: ACMi video added

July 7, 2022

by Bob Sprague

UPDATED July 8: The following viewpoint about owls and rat poison was written by Liz Reisberg, in collaboration with Carol Band, Dana Cooperson and…

Clark, Markey tell voters in Woburn ‘what they are going to do about’ Trump actions

A call for balance, cooperation over leash rules

Trash-cost increase expected; YES! offers options

Owls, rats and rat poison: ACMi video added

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Arlington weather: pick of the holiday weekend

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Maureen C. Regan, retired Watertown educator, has died

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Liz Reisberg

Clark, Markey tell voters in Woburn ‘what they are going to do about’ Trump actions

A call for balance, cooperation over leash rules

Trash-cost increase expected; YES! offers options

Owls, rats and rat poison: ACMi video added

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Weather

Arlington weather: pick of the holiday weekend

Obituaries

Maureen C. Regan, retired Watertown educator, has died

Police log

Police Log: Sept. 29 to Oct. 4: reports of larceny, a fire and an auto accident