Wayland Police investigate vehicle submerged in Lake Cochituate

Wayland Police are investigating a vehicle pulled from Lake Cochituate, the town's most pressing weekend story. According to a town News Flash posted Sunday, officers and mutual aid partners responded Saturday to a report of a submerged car and are working with state authorities. NBC Bo…

Select Board posts June 10 agenda with Main Street update

Select Board sets June 10 update on Main Street Improvements project. The town's News Flash on Thursday posted the agenda for Tuesday's Select Board meeting, flagging the downtown project as a featured discussion item for residents and business owners tracking the work. The schools and …

Richer Elementary rebuild heads for key approval vote next week

A $169 million plan to rebuild Raymond C. Richer Elementary School is moving toward a key approval vote, with one more public information session set for Tuesday, per Marlborough Patch's "$169M Richer Elementary Project Moves Toward Key Approval Vote." Marlborough Public Schools, meanwh…

Weston town, school and library feeds stay dark Friday as Patch carries the day

Slow Friday in Weston as official channels stay quiet and Patch carries the local read. The town's News Flash, Weston Public Schools and the public library posted nothing new in the past 24 hours, pushing residents to Weston Patch's morning digest, headlined "🌱 Patch AM: Acme Theater pr…

Lincoln METCO opens townwide Juneteenth celebration Saturday afternoon

Lincoln METCO is hosting a townwide Juneteenth celebration Saturday from 12:30 to 4 p.m. on the Ballfield Road campus, sponsored by the Boston Bridges Initiative and featuring a formal program from 1 to 2 p.m. followed by outdoor festivities with the Boston Kroc Center, the STEP team, p…

Sudbury sets June 24 public session on Liberty Ledge property

Sudbury opened a busy month of resident input Friday, with Town Hall posting a June 24 public session on the Liberty Ledge/Sewataro property and a June 18 deadline for "field notes" comments on the Open Space and Recreation Plan. Town Manager Andy Sherman's June Sudbrief also landed, wh…

Wayland Museum hosts Tilly Laskey for Sunday author talk on Cleveland-Whipple letters

Author talk, "1776" concert and COA anniversary headline a quiet Wayland weekend. The Wayland Museum & Historical Society welcomes Tilly Laskey, editor of "Precious & Adored: Love Letters of Rose Cleveland & Evangeline Simpson Whipple, 1890–1918," at 2 p.m. Sunday, June 7, at 12 Cochitu…

Select Board posts June 10 agenda with Main Street project update

Select Board sets June 10 update on Main Street Improvements. The town's News Flash on Friday posted the full agenda for Tuesday's Select Board meeting, flagging the Main Street project update as a headline item residents can preview online over the weekend. On the commercial side, Patc…

Richer Elementary rebuild heads to key vote after Tuesday info session

The proposed $169 million Richer Elementary School rebuild heads into a decisive week in Marlborough. Residents will get another public information session Tuesday before a key approval vote on the project, according to Marlborough Patch's "$169M Richer Elementary Project Moves Toward K…

Town offices stay quiet as Patch digest carries Friday's Weston news

Town Hall went dark Friday, leaving Weston Patch's morning digest to carry the day. The Patch AM team flagged a Weston High School playoff run involving 17 players, profiled a Weston seventh-grader honored for helping at a neighbors' pharmacy, and pointed to a Weston nonprofit's new Cum…