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Natick Select Board confirms $8.5 million bond sale and reaffirmed AAA rating

NATICK -- June 10, 2026, Natick Select Board ratifies $8.5 million debt sale and advances Main Street redesign on a long Wednesday night. The 5-0 bond vote confirmed $4,015,000 in bond anticipation notes won by Academy Securities at 2.8289 percent and $4,510,000 in GO

Conservation Commission issues orders for two homes, continues 219-unit West Central project

NATICK -- June 10, 2026, Natick Conservation Commission advances 219-unit West Central transit project to July, approves two single-family orders. The commission on June 10 continued the Notice of Intent for Gables Residential's redevelopment of Natick Crossings at 273 West Central St. to July 16 and set

Natick Planning Board moves to deny 625 Worcester Street carwash special permit

NATICK -- June 3, 2026, Natick Planning Board moves toward denying carwash special permit at 625 Worcester Street. After a fourth continued hearing on Project PB-26-2, members read findings concluding the applicant had not satisfied required traffic, noise and neighborhood-compatibility findings, with the board "unpersuaded that future

Natick Select Board reviews $7 million override commitments, appoints two police officers

Natick Select Board reviews override commitments and names two new police officers. The board voted 4-0 to approve a Pride Month proclamation and unanimously appointed Matthew Hanley and Joshua Reget as full-time officers, with both beginning training at the Marlboro Police Academy on June 1.

Council on Aging Safety Workgroup sets senior safety agenda

Council on Aging Safety Workgroup identifies three-pronged senior safety agenda. The workgroup prioritized fraud awareness education, safe driving for seniors through potential Registry of Motor Vehicles presentations, and pedestrian safety challenges from increased bike traffic on local trails.