Twenty Lexington property transfers were recorded between July 10 and Aug. 8, with 13 listing a sale price. Prices ranged from $1,040,000 to $4,570,000, with a median of $1,580,000. The top sale was 14 Thoreau Rd at $4,570,000, sold by Thoreau Road LLC to Priya and Varun Chirravuri on July 13.
Lexington issued new guidance this week urging residents to prevent conflicts with coyotes through simple behavior changes as sightings continue across town. The advisory arrived as new detail surfaced on Friday, Aug. 7's investigation at Grace Chapel: per a Newport Dispatch report head…
Lexington opened applications this week for its Fall 2026 Civic Academy, inviting residents behind the scenes of town government. The Town Manager's Office is recruiting participants for the annual program, while the town separately confirmed that, starting September 1, 2026, residents …
Lexington's Monroe Center for the Arts withdraws its front-yard pavilion plan after commission pushback.
Lexington Patch highlighted a local seventh grader's standout showing in a national art contest this week, per its newsletter headline "Patch AM: See how a Lexington seventh grader stood out in a national art contest," though the outlet's blurb did not name the student or the competitio…
Lexington Planning Board continues Wood Street housing hearing to October amid Park Service pushback.
Lexington will hold a public meeting on a modernized waste collection program set to launch in summer 2027, aimed at controlling costs and cutting waste, while the town also announced Wednesday that Recreation and Community Programs Director Melissa Battite was elected a Fellow of the A…
Lexington promoted a new textile recycling partnership as the town's heat advisory and volunteer board recruitment continued this week. The town's News Flash detailed a partnership with Bay State Textiles offering dedicated bins for clothing, shoes and linens, even as the extreme heat a…
Lexington Select Board clears firefighters union pact and eight-item consent slate in brief remote session.
Lexington issued an extreme heat advisory Monday, warning residents to prepare for dangerous heat through Aug. 9. The town's News Flash urged residents to check on vulnerable neighbors and use cooling resources as temperatures climb, and separately warned permit applicants before the Pl…