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Charles River Dam removal set to begin July 16 in South Natick

Charles River Dam removal looms as residents flock to see the South Natick landmark one last time. The dam is scheduled for removal starting July 16, prompting nostalgic visits from residents and pushback from opponents, according to a MetroWest Daily News report. Ventriloquist Kevin Dr…

Natick Select Board Approves Suru Liquor License, Advances Johnson School Reuse Plan

NATICK — July 8, 2026 — Natick Select Board unanimously approves Japanese restaurant license and endorses Johnson School interim-use calendar at a four-hour meeting. The board voted 5-0 July 8 to grant a new Section 12 all-alcohol on-premise restaurant license to JXCS Natick Corp., doing business as

Crews Lower Charles River To Begin South Natick Dam Removal

Crews start lowering the Charles River in South Natick ahead of dam removal set for this fall. The work, which MetroWest Daily News reports is dropping river levels by nearly a foot per day, marks the first visible step toward eliminating the South Natick dam and reshaping that stretch …

Select Board To Review Johnson Property Interim-Use Matrix Wednesday

Crews began drawing down the Charles River in South Natick ahead of a long-planned dam removal, even as Town Hall previewed a packed Wednesday, July 8 Select Board meeting covering the Johnson property's "interim uses" matrix and continued debate over the Main Street Improvement Project…

Select Board To Review Johnson Property Interim-Use Matrix Wednesday

Crews began drawing down the Charles River in South Natick ahead of a long-planned dam removal, even as Town Hall previewed a packed Wednesday, July 8 Select Board meeting covering the Johnson property's "interim uses" matrix and continued debate over the Main Street Improvement Project…

Select Board to Hear Main Street and Johnson Property Plans Wednesday

Natick's Select Board meets Wednesday with two consequential planning items on its July 8 docket. The board will consider a matrix of interim-use options for the Johnson property and continue discussing the Main Street Improvement Project, with public comment explicitly invited on the l…

Select Board to Hear Main Street and Johnson Property Plans Wednesday

Natick's Select Board meets Wednesday with two consequential planning items on its July 8 docket. The board will consider a matrix of interim-use options for the Johnson property and continue discussing the Main Street Improvement Project, with public comment explicitly invited on the l…

Natick June Median Hits $1.22M as Upper-End Sales Drive Month's Activity

Natick recorded 17 deed transfers between June 6 and July 5, 2026, with 12 carrying disclosed sale prices ranging from $279,000 to $2,148,000 and a median of $1,222,500. The month's standout transaction was 7 Bennett St., which sold for $2,148,000, followed by 12 Indian Rock Rd. at $1,7…

Natick Youth Basketball's Boys 8C team reached the D6 Championship Game after three consecutive playoff wins before falling to Swansea in a close final.

Natick Youth Basketball's Boys 8C capped their season with three straight playoff wins before falling to Swansea in the D6 Championship Game, finishing 6-5 in league play. The Boys 8B team notched multiple buzzer-beating wins against higher-division opponents. The NYB 7th Grade Girls te…

Former Party City property on Route 9 sells to Cambridge-based firm

A Cambridge-based brokerage firm has acquired the former Party City property on Route 9 in Natick. The MetroWest Daily News reported this week that the site at 321 Worcester St. is now under new ownership, with Cambridge-based ABG identified as the buyer — "Who bought the former Party C…

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