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Natick Select Board Votes 5-0 to Join 34-Town Regional Trash Contract Coalition
Natick Select Board unanimously backs regional trash contract coalition and previews Fall Town Meeting bylaw cleanup.
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Natick Plans Floating Walkway To Connect Pickerel Pond Trails
Natick plans to build a 195-foot floating walkway across Pickerel Pond to connect two trail systems, MetroWest Daily News reports. The town also lowered its drought status to Level 2 (significant) on August 7, easing restrictions enough to allow hand watering again even as most other ou…
Government · Recreation & Parks Commission
Natick Recreation and Parks Commission approves donations, advances capital projects
Natick Recreation and Parks Commission heard updates on more than $3 million in planned capital projects. Chair Seth Levine and Vice Chair Barbara Sanchez led the meeting where commissioners voted unanimously to approve prior minutes and a donation report. The South Natick Parks project is seeking
Government · Council on Aging
Natick Council on Aging approves first associate member
Natick Council on Aging voted unanimously to make Mal Sockol its first associate member. Paula Panchuck moved the appointment, seconded by Saul Beaumont, in a 9-0 vote among nine present members. The board introduced John Martin, the town's newly hired Veterans Service Officer, a 26-year U.S. Army
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ABG Commercial Sells Retail, Office Building In Natick For $7 Million
ABG Commercial negotiated a $7 million sale of a retail and office building in Natick this week, according to a report from commercial real estate outlet Rebusiness Online published Aug. 10. The locally based brokerage did not disclose the buyer, seller or property address in the previe…
Sports
Natick sports roundup, Aug. 3 to Aug. 9
Natick Youth Basketball's Boys 8C travel team wrapped its season with three straight playoff wins before falling to Swansea in the D6 championship game, while the organization's 7th Grade Girls team volunteered at the Natick Service Council Food Pantry, sorting donations and stocking sh…
Obituaries
Obituary notices, week of August 3, 2026 through August 9, 2026
Two Natick resident obituaries were published this week: Hunter, Lois, age 96, who died August 3, 2026, and Whalen, Mary, age 88, who died August 5, 2026. Hunter's arrangements are being handled by John Everett & Sons Funeral Home of Natick; Whalen's by Henry J. Burke & Sons Funeral Hom…
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Speen Street Paving Work Begins This Week, Detours To Follow
Speen Street paving work begins this week, with nighttime detours to follow later in August. The town's Department of Public Works has scheduled milling and paving on Speen Street in two phases: daytime work with no detours starting the week of August 10, then nighttime work requiring d…
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Natick July Deeds Show Prices From $269,000 to $2.2 Million
Natick recorded 19 property transfers between July 10 and August 8, according to South Middlesex Registry of Deeds filings. Fifteen sales had a price recorded, ranging from $269,000 to $2,198,000, with a median of $735,000. The top sale was 8 Hudson St. at $2,198,000, sold by Hudson Street LLC and…
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MutualOne Bank Promotes Local Leaders Serving Natick
MutualOne Bank, which serves Natick customers, has promoted several leaders to new roles within its organization, according to a Natick Patch newsletter item published Saturday, though the outlet did not name the individuals or their new titles. The move comes as MutualOne, a mutual ban…