Natick Select Board splits 4-1 to blend cuts and free cash for FY28 budget gap. Finance Director Skye forecast an $800,000 shortfall for fiscal 2028 despite new growth coming in at $2.3 million, above a projected $1.5 million.
Natick Zoning Board unanimously rejects an oversized Morse Street townhouse plan.
Natick Cultural Council appointed Shahreen Quazi to serve on cultural district advisory group. The council approved plans to conduct a community survey investigating cultural activity needs, with Chair Ann Eggleston to lead the effort; Dan Newman was designated rotating secretary replacing Lisa
Natick Finance Committee reverses course, sends $750,000 to reserves and punts two zoning articles. Town official Mr.
The Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee finalized its report and declined to lengthen a hybrid-meeting notice window before disbanding.
The Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted 5-2-1 to conditionally remove a member's name from its final report. Moved by Frank Foss and seconded by Saul Beaumont, the motion faced opposition from Josh Ostroff and Larry Drolet; Chair Grace Keeney abstained.
Natick Planning Board delays a downtown zoning fix and sends it back for rework.
Natick Finance Committee splits off a turf field vote and adds $250,000 to bar crumb rubber.
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.
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