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Natick Morning Brief, Nov. 1: Ribbon cutting opens new Pickerel Pond boardwalk
Conservation Commission plans ribbon cutting for new Pickerel Pond floating boardwalk Sunday morning.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 31: Town Meeting debates funding for South Natick river parks
Town Meeting debates funding for South Natick river parks. From our own coverage: Town Meeting debates funding for South Natick river parks; Select Board weighs letter opposing MWRA sewer cost split.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 30: Select Board opposes MWRA sewer cost split
Select Board opposes MWRA sewer cost split that could raise Natick's assessment. From our own coverage: Town meeting approves $1.24 million for river parks; Select board sends MWRA sewer cost objection letter.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 29: Halloween events pack this week's calendar
Natick's Halloween week brings mall trick-or-treating, a jack-o'-lantern contest and TCAN shows.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 28: ZBA overturns corner-lot setback rule
Natick's Zoning Board of Appeals overturns longstanding corner-lot setback interpretation, reshaping future development rules. From our own coverage: School Committee weighs METCO bus monitor, Memorial size; ZBA takes up corner-lot setback dispute on Concord Street.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 27: Early voting continues at Morse library
Early voting continues at Morse Institute Library ahead of the Nov. 3 state election. From our own coverage: Youth basketball opens free travel open gyms this week.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 26: Home sales show $330,000 spread in early fall filings
Home sales show $330,000 spread in early fall filings. From our own coverage: Home sales show $330,000 spread in early fall filings.
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Natick home sales show $330,000 spread in early fall deed filings
The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds recorded 18 Natick property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24. Eight carry a recorded sale price so far, ranging from $595,000 to $925,000, with a median of $757,500; the remaining 10 have no price yet on file.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Bus mix-up leaves boy miles from home
School bus mix-up leaves Natick boy three miles from home, sparking hours-long search.
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Natick Morning Brief, Oct. 23: Lilja heating study funded amid turf backlash
Town meeting funds Lilja heating study and two preservation grants after sharp turf report criticism. From our own coverage: Town meeting approves Lilja heating study, CPA grants.
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