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Lexington Home Prices Reach $1.175 Million Median as Two Sales Top $2 Million

The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds recorded 20 property transfers in Lexington from June 12 through July 11, 2026; 12 carried disclosed prices ranging from $140,000 to $2,350,000, with a median of $1,175,000. The period's standout transaction was a $2,350,000 condominium sale at 20 C…

Town Issues Health Alert, Launches Immigration Resource Page

Lexington issues health alert on parasitic illness as town launches new immigration resource hub. The Lexington Human Rights Commission compiled local immigration resources onto a new webpage on July 9, the same day the town flagged a cyclosporiasis health alert tied to a broader outbre…

Town Issues Cyclosporiasis Alert, Unveils Urban Forest Plan

Lexington issued a cyclosporiasis health alert Tuesday while advancing two longer-term initiatives for residents. The Lexington Human Rights Commission unveiled a new webpage compiling local immigration resources, and the Town detailed progress on its Urban Forest Master Plan, developed…

Lexington Launches Urban Forest Master Plan With Davey Resource Group

Lexington unveiled a new Urban Forest Master Plan partnership Wednesday while the Town Pool closed due to inclement weather. The town has teamed with Davey Resource Group, a subsidiary of the Davey Tree Expert Company, to craft a long-term vision for its urban forest program, per a July…

Select Board seeks volunteers for public trusts vacancy

Lexington's Select Board is recruiting for an open seat on the Trustees of the Public Trusts, a volunteer civic role, according to the town's News Flash posted this week. Town committees kept up a full summer schedule, with the Appropriation Committee meeting remotely July 8 and seven m…

Lexington Select Board Approves Traffic Overhaul, Keeps Bike Lanes on Mass Ave

LEXINGTON — July 6, 2026 — Lexington Select Board unanimously approved five traffic and parking measures and closed out fiscal year 2026 budget books at its July 6 meeting. Budget Director Rosalind Impink presented end-of-year adjustments including more than $596,000 in interdepartmental transfers, a $189,000 draw from the

Select Board Seeks Candidates for Trustees of Public Trusts Vacancy

Lexington's Select Board opened a volunteer search Monday to fill a vacancy on the Trustees of the Public Trusts. The board posted notice July 6 seeking interested and qualified candidates for the body that administers charitable funds held for the town's benefit. Lexington Patch, meanw…

Lexington Public Safety Log: June 29–July 5, 2026

The following is a compilation of incidents and arrests recorded in the Lexington Police Department's official public log for the period June 29–July 5, 2026.

Lexington Median Sale Price Hits $1.33 Million in Active June Market

Lexington recorded 20 property transfers between June 6 and July 5, 2026, with prices disclosed on 12 of them ranging from $140,000 to $2,658,150 and a median of $1,330,000. The month's standout transaction was 46 Asbury St., which sold for $2,658,150 — the highest recorded price in the…

Lexington Little League closes its 2026 season with five division champions as the Town Pool opens its summer home swim series.

Lexington Little League's 2026 season wrapped with championships across five divisions: the Padres and Reds each claimed Majors titles, the River Cats won the AAA Championship, the Mud Hens took AA Baseball, and the Cubs captured the Softball Seniors Championship. On the recreation side…

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