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Government · Select Board

Natick Select Board eyes phasing out free cash by 2031

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.

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Sports

Natick sports roundup, Sept. 7 to Sept. 13

Natick Youth Basketball's seventh grade girls travel team volunteered at the Natick Service Council Food Pantry this week, sorting donations for local families. Meanwhile, NYB reminded families that registration windows are closing soon across its fall lineup: pre-season skills clinics …

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 7 through September 13, 2026

Two Natick-resident obituaries were published this week, both through John Everett & Sons Funeral Home at Natick Common: Thompson, Jeanne A. (Simcock), formerly of Natick and most recently of Bellingham, who died September 7; and McIver, Donald J. "Don," 95, of Natick, who died Septembe…

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Morning Brief

Natick August Home Sales Split Between $2.25 Million Estates And $180,000 Condo

Natick recorded 19 property transfers from Aug. 14 to Sept. 12, with 11 sales listing a price. Prices ranged from $180,000 for a Common Court condominium to $2,250,000, a figure reached twice, at 2 Hunters Lane and 0 Cider Mill Lane. The median recorded sale price was $800,000. Bacon Street saw

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