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Natick Clerk Magistrate Reassigned, Two Court Staffers Placed On Leave

Natick District Court's clerk magistrate was reassigned and two staffers placed on leave, MetroWest Daily News reports. Clerk Magistrate Brian Kearney has been on administrative duty with the Massachusetts court system since July 3, per the outlet's report headlined "Natick MA clerk mag…

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Sports

Natick sports roundup, Aug. 10 to Aug. 16

Natick Youth Basketball opened registration for its 2026-27 season, with travel tryouts (grades 4-8) set for Sept. 25-27 and Oct. 2-4, Fall Hoopsters (grades K-3) running Saturdays Oct. 17-Nov. 21, and pre-season clinics Sept. 13-30, all at Kennedy Middle School. Separately, the Select …

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Speen Street Closes Overnight For Weeklong Paving Project

Speen Street will close to through traffic overnight this week as crews mill and repave the roadway. The work runs nightly from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m., Monday, August 17 through Friday, August 21, the town's News Flash service announced Sunday evening, making it the most direct disruption fac…

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Natick Select Board To Weigh Liquor License For Georgio's

Natick's Select Board is expected to weigh a liquor license for Georgio's Liquors, per Natick Patch's Patch AM newsletter this week. Elsewhere, WhatNow reports a Boston-area shop, Pixlcat Coffee & Butter Mochi, is relocating from Charlestown to a new Natick storefront, while Natick Patc…

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Natick West Nile Virus Risk Level Rises to Moderate

Natick's West Nile Virus risk level rose to Moderate this week, prompting officials to urge residents toward standard mosquito bite precautions. The town's Aug. 13 News Flash alert recommended repellent use and protective clothing during dawn and dusk hours, when mosquito activity peaks…

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Natick Remembers Retired Police Lieutenant Steve Pagliarulo, Dead At 75

Natick is mourning retired police Lieutenant Steve Pagliarulo, who died August 12 at age 75 after 36 years on the force. MetroWest Daily News confirmed the death of the longtime officer, who retired from the department in 2013. Town officials also announced a second Common Good Mini-Pan…

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Natick Select Board approves 34-town waste pact

Natick Select Board voted to join a 34-town waste contract negotiation consortium. The board unanimously authorized entry into an intermunicipal agreement with Walpole and 33 other municipalities, including Worcester, for joint solid waste negotiations serving energy-from-waste facilities. Town

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