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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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Panel rejects MassDOT's Route 9 wetlands claim

Natick's Conservation Commission challenges MassDOT's wetlands exemption claim for Route 9 bridge work. From our own coverage: Conservation Commission presses MassDOT over Route 9 stormwater; Finance Committee reviews fall warrant, budget-format debate. Also in today's brief (14 items):…

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Developer sues over car wash rejection

Developer sues Natick Planning Board after Route 9 car wash permit rejection. Also in today's brief (16 items): Developer sues over car wash permit denial; Town seeks resident ideas for next FlashVote survey; Contributory Retirement Board meets Wednesday; Wilson Middle hosts friendship …

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Home sales span $670K to $1.43M

Natick home sales ranged from $670,000 to $1.43 million as registry data catches up. From our own coverage: Home sales span $670,000 to $1.43 million. Also in today's brief (17 items): Coastal storm threat looms for Massachusetts this week; School Committee budget subcommittee meets Tue…

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Natick sports roundup, Sept. 14 to Sept. 20

A Natick Turf Field Study Group told the Finance Committee this week that the town is "woefully short" on athletic field space, citing pressure from a new grades 1-8 field hockey program and Natick Soccer Club having to rent fields at Elm Bank; the report favors natural grass as the "go…

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