This Week in Natick: May 25 - May 31
5 stories from Natick News this week.
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Tour de Natick returns June 21 for 23rd year, Patch reports
Natick's Sunday news cycle ran quiet, with no fresh items from Town Hall, the Morse Institute Library or Natick Public Schools, leaving Patch Natick to carry the day. The outlet previewed the 23rd annual Tour de Natick, the community-benefit ride scheduled for June 21, in "6-Mile Cyclin…
Tour de Natick sets June 21 date for 23rd annual community ride
Natick's primary town, school and library channels were silent Friday, leaving the day's local news to Patch, which previewed the 23rd annual Tour de Natick community cycling ride scheduled for June 21 and reminded residents that the town's snow-removal flash poll closes Thursday. Patch…
Natick issues cyanobacteria advisory for Middle Pond at Lake Cochituate
Cyanobacteria advisory caps Natick's tightest water week of the year. The town on Thursday warned residents away from the Middle Pond of Lake Cochituate after the Department of Conservation & Recreation reported blue-green algae at levels that may exceed state public-health guidelines, …
Natick Select Board reviews $7 million override commitments, appoints two police officers
Natick Select Board reviews override commitments and names two new police officers. The board voted 4-0 to approve a Pride Month proclamation and unanimously appointed Matthew Hanley and Joshua Reget as full-time officers, with both beginning training at the Marlboro Police Academy on June 1.
Natick Orders Mandatory Ban on Nonessential Outdoor Water Use
Natick has imposed a mandatory ban on all nonessential outdoor water uses, effective immediately, the town announced Tuesday on its water-use restrictions page. Town officials are simultaneously recruiting residents for vacancies on local boards and committees, with applications due Sat…
This Week in Natick: May 18 - May 24
3 stories from Natick News this week.
Conservation Commission May 21 transcript unusable; full agenda posted but unrecorded
NATICK — May 21, 2026 — Natick Conservation Commission's May 21 meeting yields no usable public transcript despite a full posted agenda. The hybrid session at Town Hall was scheduled to take up five permit matters — a Certificate of Compliance at 2 Arrow Path (DEP No. 233-852), continued Notices
North Reading School Committee Eyes Exit From State Building Program for Modular Classrooms
NATICK — May 18, 2026 — North Reading School Committee approves calendar and donations while signaling a major shift away from a state-assisted school building project. At the May 18 meeting, the committee voted unanimously to approve its 2026-27 calendar and to accept four donations totaling $4,080, including $2,
Natick Select Board Closes San Sushi Liquor Hearing, Approves Scholarships and Banner
Natick Select Board closes San Sushi liquor license hearing, awards two MathWorks scholarships, and endorses a new downtown banner design.