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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 26: Home sales show $330,000 spread in early fall filings
Home sales show $330,000 spread in early fall filings. From our own coverage: Home sales show $330,000 spread in early fall filings.
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Obituaries
Obituary notices, week of October 19, 2026 through October 25, 2026
This week's column lists two Natick obituaries: San Clemente, Daniel R., 68, who was born, raised and educated in Natick and graduated from Natick High School before later living in Medway, died Wednesday, October 21, 2026; and Fogerty, Lorraine M., 79, of Natick, died October 22, 2026.
Sports
Natick Youth Basketball Opens Free Travel Open Gyms This Week
Natick Youth Basketball was the week's main sports story. The group ran free, no-registration open gyms for travel players in grades 4-8 at Kennedy Middle School from Oct. 19 through Oct. 28 ahead of November practices.
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Natick home sales show $330,000 spread in early fall deed filings
The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds recorded 18 Natick property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24. Eight carry a recorded sale price so far, ranging from $595,000 to $925,000, with a median of $757,500; the remaining 10 have no price yet on file.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Bus mix-up leaves boy miles from home
School bus mix-up leaves Natick boy three miles from home, sparking hours-long search.
Morning Brief
Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 23: Lilja heating study funded amid turf backlash
Town meeting funds Lilja heating study and two preservation grants after sharp turf report criticism. From our own coverage: Town meeting approves Lilja heating study, CPA grants.
Government · Fall Annual Town Meeting
Natick Town Meeting Approves Lilja Study, CPA Grants
Natick approved $300,000 for Lilja Elementary's heating study and two Community Preservation Act grants, while receiving a contested turf report with no action.
Morning Brief
Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Turf field funding bars rubber crumb infill
Natick Town Meeting approved $1.1 million for a turf field while barring rubber crumb infill over health fears. From our own coverage: School Committee reviews new Memorial Elementary design; Town Meeting debates turf field infill over health fears.
Government · Planning Board
Planning Board Opens Hearings on Zoning Rewrite
Planning Board opened two zoning hearings and continued four matters to November 4.
Government · Conservation Commission
Commission continues Otis Street hearing over knotweed fears
Commission continued a contested house rebuild hearing over knotweed and slope stability, and approved septic tank and addition permits.