Arlington shares its southern border with Belmont. The unofficial marker of this border is Route 2, which separates the two towns. Two neighborhoods in Arlington, one in the Heights, the other in East Arlington, extend below the state highway. Why do these neighborhoods fall outside the unofficial border? We sat down with local historian Richard Duffy to find out. Have a question? Fill out the survey and your question might get featured on an upcoming episode: https://bit.ly/2qmMGZN

 

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<div>Arlington shares its southern border with Belmont. The unofficial marker of this border is Route 2, which separates the two towns. Two neighborhoods in Arlington, one in the Heights, the other in East Arlington, extend below the state highway. Why do these neighborhoods fall outside the unofficial border? We sat down with local historian Richard Duffy to find out.</div>
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