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Select Board Set To Weigh Verizon Cable License Renewal Monday

The Select Board holds a public hearing Monday, August 31, on renewing Verizon's cable television license, even as national media attention continues on Joyti Rai, the Lexington woman missing since catastrophic flash flooding hit Nepal last week. CBS News Boston reported "Lexington, Mas…

Hopkinton Students Return to Class September 2

Hopkinton Public Schools finalized its back-to-school calendar this week, with staff and students returning on a staggered schedule. Professional development days run August 31 and September 1, students in grades 1 through 12 start Wednesday, September 2, kindergartners begin September …

Holliston Seeks Volunteer To Fill Open Parks Commission Seat

Holliston is seeking a resident to fill an open seat on the Parks Commission, town officials announced this week. The opening continues a broader summer push for civic volunteers that also included a recent search for Zoning Board of Appeals alternates. Town business continues Monday, A…

Groton Opens In-Person Early Voting for State Primary

Groton has opened in-person early voting ahead of the Massachusetts state primary, the town announced in a notice posted to its website. The alert, posted as of Saturday, August 29, 2026, directs residents to a linked schedule for exact early-voting hours and locations rather than listi…

Framingham Opens Applications for Second Annual FEST

Framingham opened applications for its second annual Framingham FEST, an October community festival, with the deadline to apply for a general vendor booth closing Monday, August 31. The city also launched a survey collecting resident feedback on a redesign of its municipal website, open…