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Ben-Hem named state school of recognition

Bennett-Hemenway Elementary becomes Natick's only school named to state's 2026 recognition list. Also in today's brief (14 items): Bennett-Hemenway named state school of recognition; Select Board meets Wednesday at Town Hall; Organic Farm hosts flower drying, night hike; Natick soccer s…

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Sports

Natick sports roundup, Sept. 21 to Sept. 27

Natick Youth Basketball ran the first of two fall travel tryout weekends for grades 4-8 players this week (Sept. 25-27), with a second weekend of tryouts set for Oct. 2-4; the organization says players should attend both weekends for their grade. The tryouts follow pre-season skills cli…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 21, 2026 through September 27, 2026

Four Natick-resident obituaries were published this week: Condlin, James F. Sr., of Webster, formerly of Natick; Pollock, Hilary John, 91, of Natick; Mackey, Jo-Ann M. (Briggs), 77, of Natick; and Gay, Ernest Eugene, of Jefferson, Maine, formerly of Natick. Most notices were posted by J…

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Home sales range from condos to estates

Natick's late-summer deed filings show home sales ranging from modest condos to multimillion-dollar estates. From our own coverage: Home sales range from condos to estates. Also in today's brief (17 items): NHS School Council meets Monday afternoon; Zoning Board of Appeals meets Monday …

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Natick Home Sales Range From $279,000 to $2.95 Million in Late-Summer Deed Filings

Natick recorded 19 property transfers between Aug. 28 and Sept. 26, with 10 carrying a sale price so far, ranging from $279,000 to $2,950,000 and a median of $880,000. The period's top sale was 21 Wyndemere Lane, which sold for $2,950,000 on Sept. 3 to Erik and Jessica Haney. Seven of the 19

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Turf field funding jumps to $1.1 million

Finance Committee boosts Cole North turf field funding to $1.1 million amid infill safety debate. From our own coverage: Planning Board sends zoning rule back for rework; Finance Committee wrestles with turf field infill costs. Also in today's brief (20 items): Nor'easter soaks Natick, …

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Council appoints Quazi to cultural district post

Natick Cultural Council appointed Shahreen Quazi to serve on cultural district advisory group. The council approved plans to conduct a community survey investigating cultural activity needs, with Chair Ann Eggleston to lead the effort; Dan Newman was designated rotating secretary replacing Lisa

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