Natick recorded 19 property transfers between Aug. 21 and Sept. 19. Eight carry a sale price so far, ranging from $670,000 to $1,430,000, with a median of $882,500; the other 11 await price data, which typically posts within about a week. The top sale was 8 Charles St. at $1,430,000, sold by Alicia
Natick Public Schools is reviewing classroom technology use and Memorial School policies this fall. Natick Patch and Natick Report both flagged the discussion, which touched on device rules and the district's code of conduct. Elsewhere, Patch reporter Scott Souza reported that voters wi…
Select Board advances Hill Street toward acceptance while denying Point Street petition.
Morse Library Board heard that a Strategic Planning Committee survey will launch September 19 seeking community input on the library's future direction. The committee finalized survey questions and distribution plans during the meeting.
The Council on Aging Housing Subcommittee finalized recommendations to help seniors age in place.
Natick recorded 19 property transfers from Aug. 14 to Sept. 12, with 11 sales listing a price. Prices ranged from $180,000 for a Common Court condominium to $2,250,000, a figure reached twice, at 2 Hunters Lane and 0 Cider Mill Lane. The median recorded sale price was $800,000. Bacon Street saw
Finance Committee shelves diversity resolution over First Amendment concerns. Michael Linehan's proposed nonbinding resolution restricting town boards from endorsing minority viewpoints was recommended for indefinite postponement 11-3, with committee members citing constitutional issues and vague
Natick Select Board advanced hybrid design for Main Street Improvement Project. The Board unanimously approved September 9 to move the hybrid concept into the 25% design phase, securing $500,000 in state TIP grant funding.
The Transportation Advisory Committee discussed transportation goals and Main Street project status.
Natick Finance Committee backs $300,000 for Lilja Elementary School heat pump feasibility study. Superintendent Dr. Melissa Spash and Director of Sustainability Jillian Wilson-Martin presented the accelerated repair project, which would convert the school's outdated HVAC system to a heat pump,
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