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Monday, November 2, 2026 Natick, Massachusetts · Change town
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Schools post gains under new improvement model

Natick schools post broad gains under new improvement model, Superintendent Spash tells committee. From our own coverage: Natick schools report gains under new model. Also in today's brief (15 items): Scarsdale neighborhood road work gets fresh update; Needham Bank to offer dementia-fri…

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  • Natick schools report gains under new model. Natick's School Committee heard Superintendent Dr. Spash lay out a new school-by-school improvement model's first results, even as enrollment keeps slipping and a proposed 2027-28 calendar's last day drew pushback over exam scheduling.Natick News

Natick on Fri, Oct 9

  • Scarsdale neighborhood road work gets fresh update. The town posted a new update on this year's roadway improvement work reclaiming streets in the Scarsdale neighborhood, the latest step in Natick's 2026 paving program.Town of Natick
  • Needham Bank to offer dementia-friendly banking monthly. Needham Bank's Natick branch will begin offering dementia-friendly banking sessions each month, Natick Patch reports, part of a wider push for senior-friendly services in town.Natick Patch
  • Beloved bike-face tree sculpture topples in Natick. A well-known tree sculpture shaped like a face riding a bicycle has fallen in Natick, Natick Patch reports, with details on the cause not yet available.Natick Patch

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