Natick Recreation and Parks Commission reviewed two Community Preservation Act grant applications advancing major park projects. Staff submitted applications for South Natick Parks and Murphy Field improvements, with the Murphy Field request increased from $33,000 to $150,000 to enable continuous
The Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted 6-2-1 against shelving plans for a public forum, leaving outreach undecided as it unveiled its first full draft report.
Natick Select Board appointed 13 members to six committees with terms expiring June 30, 2029. Chair Kathryn M. Coughlin, Vice-Chair Linda Wollschlager, Clerk Kristen L. Pope, Bruce T. Evans, and Cody Jacobs voted after conducting interviews with standardized questions. The board appointed Katie
Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee votes against motion to skip public forum. The nine-member panel voted 6 to 2, with one abstention, against Saul Beaumont's proposal to forego a public forum for its recommendations on remote participation at Town Meetings. Instead of holding a formal forum, the
Sassamon Trace Golf Course posts record fiscal 2026 revenue for nearly $1.42 million. The Natick Advisory Committee heard Thursday that the course generated the revenue primarily through greens fees. General Manager Kurt McDowell reported roughly 70 people have come off the season pass waitlist
The Natick Economic Development Committee approved a preliminary competitiveness analysis and committed to developing professional one-page marketing materials to improve business attraction. Chair Paul Joseph recapped a recent Select Board presentation on the committee's vision and forward
NATICK -- July 9, 2026, Natick Select Board fills 13 committee seats across six boards in one evening.
Select Board endorses one-year plan for Johnson school interim uses. The Natick Select Board unanimously endorsed the Johnson Interim Use Matrix on July 8, establishing a timeline through June 2027 to explore temporary occupancies of the former Johnson Elementary School building. Chair Kathryn M.
Natick disability panel unanimously backs five variances for affordable housing project.
Natick Select Board unanimously approves Japanese restaurant license and endorses Johnson School interim-use calendar at a four-hour meeting.
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