Select Board advances hybrid design for Main Street project, securing $500,000 state grant. From our own coverage: Select Board advances hybrid design for Main Street; Library trustees hear update on strategic planning survey.
Town Meeting approved $9 million in capital spending and barred rubber infill from new turf field, citing health concerns.
Natick's Select Board debated a resident's water bill relief after a drought-related irrigation leak. From our own coverage: Select Board weighs resident's water bill abatement request.
School Committee reviewed Memorial Elementary draft and 2026 MCAS data without voting, and heard METCO bus transportation concerns.
Natick News sifted through September's deed filings, turning up a $2 million residential sale and a cluster of family trust transfers that raise questions about what's driving the shuffle of local real estate. From our own coverage: Deed records reveal $2M sale, family trust transfers.
Natick's September deed records include a high-value sale and several transfers among family trusts, according to a review by Natick News. From our own coverage: Deed records show $2M sale, family trust transfers.
Natick recorded 19 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, with nine carrying a sale price so far ranging from $319,900 to $1,994,900 and a median of $755,000. The month's top transaction was 12 Beverly Road, which sold for $1,994,900 to Ramanan R. Ramanathan and Vijayalakshmi Ramanan.
Natick's Town Meeting moderator previewed fall session rules for members ahead of the Oct. 20 vote. From our own coverage: Moderator previews rules for fall Town Meeting; Pickerel Pond boardwalk connector opens to public.
Natick's state election is Nov. 3, with voter registration closing Oct. 24 and early voting running Oct. 17 through Oct. 30 at Morse Institute Library. The Town Clerk's office outlined deadlines and procedures for voting by mail and in person.
Natick voters must register by Oct. 24 ahead of the Nov. 3 state election. From our own coverage: Pickerel Pond boardwalk opens after handrail delay; Natick sets deadlines for Nov. 3 election.