Lexington is seeking candidates for the Historic Districts Commission, with applications due Nov. 23. From our own coverage: Lexington seeks candidates for Historic Districts Commission.
Planning Board and Historic Districts Commission hold remote hearings this week on town projects. From our own coverage: This week's obituary notices; Pumpkin Smash returns to Lincoln Park Friday.
Lexington's Pumpkin Smash returns to Lincoln Park Nov. 6 for pumpkin composting. From our own coverage: Three residents remembered in weekly obituary notices; Pumpkin Smash returns to Lincoln Park Nov. 6.
Lexington residents can book free one-on-one meetings with the town's energy advocate starting this week. From our own coverage: Town energy advocate offers weekly bill-cutting sessions; October home sales top $4 million as trusts dominate.
Lexington School Committee reviews data showing just 36 percent of Black middle schoolers proficient in math. From our own coverage: ZBA requires flat roof for garage variance; School Committee backs Article 3 at town meeting.
Lexington recorded 19 property transfers in October, but only 11 carried a market sale price, ranging from $600,000 to $4 million with a median of $1,915,000. The month's top sale was 4 Percy Road, which sold for $4 million on Oct. 9 to Nikhil Agarwal and Abhaya Pothina.
Lexington starts charging residents fees for special pickups of mattresses, appliances and electronics. From our own coverage: ZBA requires flat roof for garage variance; Town begins charging fees for special waste pickups.
Health officials urge mosquito bite precautions after West Nile virus found in Lexington samples. From our own coverage: Health department warns of West Nile virus in mosquitoes.
Select Board weighs blasting plan for high school site. From our own coverage: Select Board weighs blasting plan for high school site. Also in today's brief (3 items): High school junior dies after cancer battle; Bereavement support group meets Thursday morning.
Select Board backs blasting plan to recover weeks lost to high school permitting delay. From our own coverage: Board backs blasting to speed school rebuild.
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