Four Natick-resident obituaries were published this week: Abramson, Herbert Allen; Porter, A. M. Patrick III; Tronec, Donna; and Zonak, Christine L. Herbert Abramson, 96, most recently of Natick, was remembered as an automobile executive, philanthropist, and civic leader. Patrick Porter…
Natick recorded 19 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19. Eight carry a sale price so far, ranging from $670,000 to $1,430,000, with a median of $882,500; the other 11 await price data, which typically posts within about a week. The top sale was 8 Charles St. at $1,430,000, sold by Alicia
Natick Public Schools is reviewing classroom technology use and Memorial School policies this fall. Natick Patch and Natick Report both flagged the discussion, which touched on device rules and the district's code of conduct. Elsewhere, Patch reporter Scott Souza reported that voters wi…
Natick weighs safety fixes for a beloved but troubled bike path.
Natick Conservation Commission vows to fight MassDOT's claim that a Route 27 bridge project is exempt from wetlands review.
Natick Finance Committee advances turf field and hybrid Town Meeting reports toward Article 15 and Article 14 despite pushback.
Select Board advances Hill Street toward acceptance while denying Point Street petition.
Natick Select Board eyes ending use of reserves for budget by 2031. Finance Director Ari Skye's five-year forecast showed potential shortfalls of up to $16.7 million by fiscal 2032, depending on how aggressively the town funds a retiree health care liability topping $100 million.
Natick Finance Committee gives no recommendation on sidewalk snow study, refers $1.24 million park plan.
Morse Library Board heard that a Strategic Planning Committee survey will launch September 19 seeking community input on the library's future direction. The committee finalized survey questions and distribution plans during the meeting.