Natick schedules Town Meeting orientation session for Oct. 13 ahead of fall votes. Also in today's brief (12 items): WCVB's Wake Up Call spotlights Bennett-Hemenway Elementary; Redhawks football revives season by beating Milton; Morse Institute asks patrons for feedback survey; Natick 1…
Natick schools' districtwide progress toward state targets jumped to 66 percent from 55 percent; the committee continued work on its 2026-27 goals and school calendar.
Natick Youth Basketball held the second of its two fall travel tryout weekends (Oct. 2-4) this week and put out a "last call" for its K-3 Fall Hoopsters clinics, which run Saturdays Oct. 17 to Nov. 21 at Kennedy Middle School with registration closing Oct. 15; the organization is also s…
This week's Natick obituary notices cover three residents: Connelly, Edward Joseph, 73, who died September 29 and was raised in Natick alongside seven siblings; O'Meara, Cheryl L., 79, who died October 3 following a battle with cancer; and Sales, Diana Lecuna Pascale, 89, who died Septe…
Natick home sales ranged from $675,000 to just over $2 million in September. From our own coverage: Natick home sales ranged from $675,000 to $2 million. Also in today's brief (12 items): Keefe Tech panels meet today on building, district business; School Committee meets tonight at Town…
Natick recorded 20 property transfers between Sept. 4 and Oct. 3. Among the 10 sales with a posted price, amounts ranged from $675,000 to $2,095,000, with a median of $1,028,650. The month's top sale was 6 Nokomis Way at $2,095,000. Nine other transfers moved property into same-family trusts rather
Natick Select Board weighs blending budget cuts and free cash to close FY28 gap. From our own coverage: Finance Committee takes up stabilization transfer, zoning referrals; School Committee weighs superintendent contract, new conduct code. Also in today's brief (14 items): Main Street d…
Natick's Town Moderator briefed incoming and returning Town Meeting members on rules ahead of the fall session.
Natick Select Board splits 4-1 to blend cuts and free cash for FY28 budget gap. Finance Director Skye forecast an $800,000 shortfall for fiscal 2028 despite new growth coming in at $2.3 million, above a projected $1.5 million.
A $400 million deal under discussion could reshape the future of Natick Mall. Also in today's brief (16 items): $400 million deal could reshape Natick Mall; ScrubaDub marks 60 years with $2 car washes; Natick freshman soccer hosts Brookline; Hybrid Town Meeting Committee meets Thursday.