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Lexington Town Offices Close July 3–4 for Independence Day Holiday

Lexington town offices close July 3 and 4 for Independence Day as a middle school's Holocaust lesson goes national. The town posted the holiday closure notice Thursday, warning residents that all non-emergency offices and buildings will be shuttered both Friday and Saturday of Independe…

Lexington Median Sale Price Hits $1.35 Million as Upper-End Deals Dominate Spring Period

Lexington recorded 19 property transfers between May 28 and June 26, 2026, with 11 carrying disclosed sale prices ranging from $805,500 to $3,165,000 and a median of $1,350,000. The standout transaction was 8 Dane Road, which changed hands June 1 for $3,165,000, the period's highest rec…

Lexington Closes Town Offices July 3–4 for Independence Day Holiday

Lexington wraps the week with a pair of civic deadlines: town offices will go dark on July 3 and July 4 for Independence Day, and today is the last day residents can apply to the Select Board for the town's representative seat on the Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical School Commit…

Lexington High School Rebuild Sets July 6 Start, Reports $2.2 Million in Design Savings

LEXINGTON — June 25, 2026 — Lexington's School Building Committee marks July 6 as the start of construction on the new Lexington High School, with a formal groundbreaking set for September 15. The project team — SMMA, Turner Construction, and Doran Whittier — told roughly two dozen in-person and online attendees

Lexington Select Board Seeks Applicants for Minuteman School Committee by June 26

Lexington's deadline to fill its Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical School Committee seat arrives Friday, June 26. The Select Board is urging residents to submit applications before the end of the day for the volunteer post, which places a Lexington representative at the table for …

Lexington Planning Board Continues 80 Bedford Street Hearing to August 19

LEXINGTON — June 24, 2026 — Lexington Planning Board continues hearing on 31-unit East Lexington apartment proposal, citing parking and stormwater gaps. The board voted 5-0 Wednesday to push the public hearing for the six-building village-style complex at 80 Bedford Street — proposed by owners James and Mary Johnson

Center Recreation Playground Ribbon Cutting Announced, Date Still to Come

Lexington's Center Recreation playground replacement is nearly ready, with the town teasing a ribbon cutting ceremony at a date still to be determined. The Select Board's June 26 deadline to apply for the Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical School Committee seat is also just days aw…

Lexington Conservation Commission Approves Lexington High School Environmental Order of Conditions

LEXINGTON — June 23, 2026 — Lexington Conservation Commission approves long-awaited environmental order for high school project. The commission voted 4-0 Tuesday evening to approve an Order of Conditions for the Lexington High School redevelopment at 251 Waltham Street (DEP #201-1387), authorizing construction subject to conditions addressing multiple buffer

Center Recreation Playground Ribbon Cutting Announced, Date Still Pending

Lexington's rebuilt Center Recreation Playground is on the verge of its public debut, with the town posting a ribbon-cutting alert — date still to be confirmed — as the most concrete local development of the day. The Recreation Department's News Flash at lexingtonma.gov signals the proj…

Lexington Select Board Backs Pine Meadows Solar Carport, Defers Muzzy Lot Decision

LEXINGTON — June 22, 2026 — Lexington Select Board unanimously backed a 160-kilowatt solar carport at Pine Meadows Golf Club and deferred a more contentious Muzzy Street parking lot solar proposal to September. At the June 22 meeting, the board directed staff to proceed with Option 4 at Pine Meadows — an

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