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Natick Posts Unofficial Results As State Primary Wraps

Natick voters cast ballots in Tuesday's state primary as the town posted unofficial results that night. Sen. Ed Markey turned back a challenge from Rep. Seth Moulton for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination, while Republican businessman Minogue advanced to face Gov. Maura Healey in Nov…

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…

Natick Youth Basketball opened registration for fall skills clinics ahead of next month's travel tryouts.

Natick Youth Basketball opened registration for its fall skills clinics, with boys' and girls' sessions running Sept. 13-30 at Kennedy Middle School for players entering grades 4-8. The organization said space is limited and that players must sign up for each clinic date individually. T…

Obituary notices, week of Monday, August 24, 2026 through Sunday, August 30, 2026

Three Natick obituaries were published this week: Coughlin, Kevin (69); Lentini, Vito (104); and Knight, Anne (Curran) (96, formerly of East Boston and Wellesley). Coughlin and Lentini were served by John Everett & Sons Funeral Home in Natick; Knight's arrangements were handled by Georg…

Walnut Hill Theater Academy Opens Fall Registration

Walnut Hill Community Theater Academy opened fall registration this week, one of 11 events in Natick Patch's Monday roundup. Natick also marked the passing of longtime resident Anne "Curran" Knight, 96, who died August 28 surrounded by family, according to a notice carried by Legacy.com…