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Sherborn Announces October Fishing Fundraiser to Benefit Veterans

Sherborn Town Hall announced a fishing fundraiser at Farm Pond on Sunday, October 4, to benefit Home Base's veteran and family care programs. The event, called Fishing for a Cause 2026, runs from 8 a.m. to noon, with registration available via a QR code on the town's flyer or at homebas…

Reading Set To Get Free Electric Shuttle Service

Reading is set to get a free, on-demand electric shuttle connecting residents to Wakefield and area hospitals. The Link, an all-electric regional microtransit service, will offer door-to-door rides within Reading and Wakefield plus trips to Winchester Hospital and the Lahey Clinic in Bu…

Morse Institute Library To Screen 'Recovery City' Documentary Sept. 15

Morse Institute Library will screen the addiction-recovery documentary "Recovery City" with a panel discussion on Sept. 15. MassDOT posted an update Monday on the Routes 27/9 interchange project in Natick's town News Flash, and Tuesday's state primary brings voters to precincts across t…

Melrose Voters Head To Polls Tuesday For State Primary

Melrose voters head to the polls Tuesday for the state primary, with U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton on the ballot. Melrose Patch's "Melrose Primary 2026 Voter Guide: Where To Vote, Races, Candidates" lays out polling locations and the full slate of candidates ahead of the Sept. 1 vote, the firs…

ADC Takes Medford Democratic Will Fight to Federal Court

The American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee took Medford's fight over residents' democratic will to federal court Monday, working with local counsel Micah-Shalom Kesselman on the filing, according to the group's own release. Separately, Medford Patch reports that "Medford Primary 20…