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Bedford Street Condo Building Anchors Wide-Ranging Lexington Sales

Eighteen Lexington properties recorded deeds between July 17 and Aug. 15, with 13 listing a sale price. Recorded prices ranged from $605,000 to $3.45 million, with a median of $1.24 million. The period's top sale was 27 Slocum Road at $3.45 million, sold by trustees Wendy and Telis Bertsekas to

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Lexington Sets Slate Roof Replacement for Community Center

Lexington will replace the Community Center's slate roof in the coming weeks, the town announced Friday. Non-emergency phone lines at the Public Services Building, Fire Department and Police Department also came back online early Saturday after an outage. Lexington Patch reports "Automa…

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Lexington Dunkin' Set to Reopen With Second National Brand

Lexington Dunkin' set to reopen with a second national brand after last year's closure, per Lexington Patch. In "Longtime Lexington Dunkin' To Reopen With New Addition," Patch reports the shuttered location is returning under new ownership, with an added national brand sharing the space…

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Lexington's Battite Elected Fellow of National Recreation Academy

Lexington's Recreation and Community Programs Director Melissa Battite was elected a Fellow of the national parks and recreation administration academy. The town said the AAPRA fellowship, awarded this week, is among the highest professional honors in the field. Elsewhere, "🌱 Patch AM: …

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Abbott's Frozen Custard Closes After Six Years in Lexington

Abbott's Frozen Custard has closed after six years in business, Lexington Patch staff reporter Chris Rhatigan reports. Town Hall also touted a new textile-recycling partnership with Bay State Textiles and previewed an upcoming meeting on a modernized waste collection program set to laun…

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Lexington Opens Board and Committee Applications Through Aug. 31

Lexington is accepting applications for open seats on town boards and committees through Monday, Aug. 31, 2026. The call for volunteers, posted this week on the town's website, comes as officials also promote Lexington's Community Choice Electricity Program, which offers steady rates th…

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Sports

Lexington sports roundup, Aug. 3 to Aug. 9

Lexington's Recreation & Community Programs Department will open registration for its fall program lineup on Tuesday, Aug. 18, the department announced on its website. The town has also set a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Center Recreation Playground on Thursday, Sept. 3. No Lexington…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of August 3, 2026 through August 9, 2026

Two Lexington, Massachusetts, obituary notices were published this week: Cameron, Betsy Sadler, and Rogalski, Virginia, 90. Both notices were posted through Douglass Funeral Home of Lexington and picked up by the Echovita obituary aggregator. Rogalski, born October 21, 1935, died August…

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Lexington Launches LexSortSmart Waste-Sorting Tool

Lexington's Department of Public Works launched LexSortSmart, a new online tool to help residents sort trash, recycling and compost correctly, as the town builds toward a modernized waste collection program targeted for summer 2027. The rollout comes as new fees for special collection w…

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