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Littleton Issues Solicitor Alert, Road Work Disruptions Persist Through Late June

Littleton issued a solicitor-activity alert and road-work update Friday, the day's two most visible town-hall actions. The town's News Flash flagged door-to-door solicitor presence in Littleton neighborhoods and posted a second update on road work underway since June 22. Also on the tow…

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…

Weston Council on Aging Releases July/August 2026 Newsletter

Weston's Council on Aging anchors a quiet Friday with its July/August 2026 newsletter now posted to the town website. The slim official record this cycle was supplemented by news from beyond town limits: Weston Patch reported that a local resident was rescued after suffering a leg injur…

Sudbury Schedules July 2 Mosquito Spraying and Opens Senior Tax Relief Applications

Sudbury's holiday week brings a cluster of service and health updates from town departments. The East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project will run truck-mounted aerosol spraying across targeted Sudbury neighborhoods on the evening of Thursday, July 2, between sunset and 11:30 p.m. The As…

Charles River Rotary Brings 13th Annual Scoopapalooza to Town Common Saturday

Natick's weekend is anchored by a community staple: the Charles River Rotary's 13th Annual Scoopapalooza ice cream fundraiser hits the Town Common Saturday, June 27, from 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., flagged by both the town's News Flash and MetroWest Daily News reporter Beth McDermott. Separa…

Marlborough Police Bring Back Ice Cream Rewards for Safe Young Cyclists

A quiet Friday at Marlborough City Hall gives way to a community-minded weekend, anchored by two items flagged by local media. Marlborough police are reviving a summer program that rewards young bicyclists for safe riding with free ice cream, per Marlborough Patch, which also published …

Lincoln Launches "Inhabit" App Push, Publishes June Select Board Newsletter

Lincoln pushed out two communications efforts Friday as the town promoted its "Inhabit" community app and released the June 2026 Select Board Newsletter, offering residents a pair of new channels to follow local government activity. The Select Board's SelectConnect list, distributed rou…

Hopkinton Library Lines Up Drop-In Family Events, Trustee Meeting for Late June

Hopkinton's public library carries the week's community calendar with six events over the next seven days. No town hall announcements or school district news landed in the coverage window, leaving the Hopkinton Public Library as the focal point: drop-in family activities run Friday, Jun…

Holliston Street Paving Starts June 29; July 3 Trash Pickup Runs on Schedule

Holliston heads into Independence Day week with street paving starting June 29 and no disruption to July 3 trash collection, the town confirmed on its website. The Climate Action Plan and 2025 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report are now publicly available, and Habitat for Humanity is a…

Lawrence Academy Backs Groton's Annual Fireworks Celebration

Lawrence Academy will support Groton's annual fireworks celebration, keeping the summer tradition intact. The town confirmed the partnership in a press release this week, though a date and location have not yet been publicly announced; residents should monitor grotonma.gov for updates. …

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