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Sherborn Lines Up Task Force, Business Roundtable Meetings for Week Ahead

Sherborn enters the final days of June quietly, with no new municipal announcements in the past 24 hours, but a busy pair of evenings ahead. Monday's calendar brings both a Recreation Commission session and a Government Task Force III meeting, while Tuesday adds a Council on Aging meeti…

Reading Eyes Potential Override as Budget Pressures Mount

Reading's fiscal future is the defining story as the week closes, with a potential Proposition 2½ override taking shape and its size still undetermined. A Reading Patch morning briefing — "How big could Reading's next override be—and what might it cut?" — raised pointed questions about …

North Reading Town Center Paving Set to Begin in Mid-July

North Reading's Town Center is set for a paving overhaul in mid-July, the most concrete development out of Town Hall in this quiet late-June cycle. The town's homepage notice flagged the project without specifying exact streets, leaving residents to watch for follow-up details. The East…

North Reading Town Center Paving Set to Begin in Mid-July

North Reading's Town Center is set for a paving overhaul in mid-July, the most concrete development out of Town Hall in this quiet late-June cycle. The town's homepage notice flagged the project without specifying exact streets, leaving residents to watch for follow-up details. The East…

Renjeau Galleries Marks 50 Years on Route 9 as Curated Studio Eyes New Mall Home

Renjeau Galleries marks 50 years on Route 9, drawing regional media attention to founder Renate Rosenfield's half-century of work building the Natick arts institution. MetroWest Daily News reported on the anniversary this week, calling the 1976-founded gallery a continuing success story…

Renjeau Galleries Marks 50 Years on Route 9 as Curated Studio Eyes New Mall Home

Renjeau Galleries marks 50 years on Route 9, drawing regional media attention to founder Renate Rosenfield's half-century of work building the Natick arts institution. MetroWest Daily News reported on the anniversary this week, calling the 1976-founded gallery a continuing success story…

Memorial Beach Closes Wednesday for Fort Meadow Weed Treatment

Memorial Beach shut Wednesday for aquatic weed treatment as Marlborough heads into the July 4 holiday stretch. The city closed the Fort Meadow Reservoir swimming area for scheduled lake weed management, per an MSN report citing City of Marlborough material — a notable timing note for fa…

Lincoln Native Justin Graf Drafted by Nashville Predators in Fourth Round

Lincoln left wing Justin Graf lands on an NHL roster as Nashville drafts the hometown forward. The Nashville Predators selected Graf, a Lincoln native, with the 118th overall pick in the fourth round of the 2026 NHL Draft, according to Sports Illustrated coverage surfaced in a Google Al…

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

Lexington town offices close Friday and Saturday for Independence Day as a Holocaust curriculum story commands wider attention. The most concrete government news heading into the holiday weekend is a two-day shutdown of all non-emergency town offices on July 3 and July 4, per the town's…

Hopkinton Library Packs Week With Teen, Volunteer, and Outreach Programs

Hopkinton's public library anchors a quiet news day with six programs scheduled over four days. No new announcements came from Town Hall or Hopkinton Public Schools in the past 48 hours, leaving Library Director Nanci Hill's summer slate — running from a YA CreatorSpace Crafternoon on J…

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