Natick Conservation Commission finalizes permits for a West Central Street housing project and welcomes two new volunteers.
Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee advanced a fall warrant article and two of three related motions, deferring a vote on its home rule petition.
Natick Hybrid Town Meeting Committee approves draft articles, defers petition vote. The committee voted 5-1 with one abstention to accept a draft article containing a non-binding resolution directing town staff and officials on hybrid town meeting implementation, subject to Town Counsel review, on
Morse Library programming attendance surges 55 percent in fiscal 2026. The Board of Trustees heard that programming attendance increased to an estimated 24,170 from 15,538 the previous year, driven by increased funding and expanded outreach across all departments. The total number of programs rose
Natick Council on Aging subcommittee prepares board meeting, discusses fuel cost assistance. The executive subcommittee, led by Chair Sal Pandolfo with members Jan Sewell and Jim Fitzgerald, approved prior meeting minutes and finalized the August 10 board agenda. Donna Tarutz, Director of COA &
Planning Board approves mixed-use Gables development at 273 West Central Street. The unanimous 5-0-0 vote concluded months of public hearings on the redevelopment of a former shopping plaza. Planning Board Chair Doug Landry established conditions including a requirement that the applicant fund a
Natick Planning Board approves 273 West Central Street redevelopment 5-0, with $125,000 signal condition.
Natick Zoning Board approves four residential projects, denies relief for two. The Board approved Section 6 relief for demolition and reconstruction at 22 Laconia Road, 59 Westlake Road, 52 Bacon Street, and 3 Walcott Street, with votes ranging from unanimous to 4-1. The Board denied similar relief
Natick Zoning Board approves six projects as new state law strips four others from its docket. Chair David Jackowitz told the board a July 9 amendment to MGL Chapter 40A, Section 6, signed by Gov.
Natick's Hybrid Town Meeting Committee voted to send its draft report and warrant articles to Town Counsel for review ahead of an August 20 warrant deadline.
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