Lexington has partnered with Davey Resource Group to craft an Urban Forest Master Plan, with a hybrid community meeting set for July 29. The plan will set a long-term vision for the town's tree canopy program, and residents will get a direct chance to weigh in at month's end. Separately…
Lexington warns permit applicants of ongoing fraudulent emails impersonating the town. The town's News Flash office said Tuesday that scam emails continue to reach applicants with cases pending before the Planning Board, Historic Districts Commission, Conservation Commission and other b…
Lexington Select Board signals preference for 48-gallon default trash cart, unanimously launches voter turnout task force.
Lexington's School Building Committee selected a direct-buried exterior acid-waste neutralization tank for the new high school and logged roughly $2 million in target value design savings at its July 20 remote meeting.
Lexington's Affordable Housing Trust opened applications this week for a new rental assistance program serving low- and moderate-income renters. The pilot program, known as Lex PRAP, is aimed at helping town renters facing housing cost pressures. The Town of Lexington also announced a p…
Lexington Little League has been marking the close of its 2026 season, naming champions in five divisions: the Padres (Majors), the Cubs (Softball Seniors), the River Cats (AAA), the Reds (Majors), and the Mud Hens (AA Baseball), according to the league's website. Separately, the Lexing…
Twenty property deeds were recorded in Lexington from June 19 to July 18, with 11 disclosing a sale price ranging from $905,000 to $2.85 million and a median of $1.88 million. The month's top sale was a $2.85 million transfer of 132 Adams Street from James C. Barr, trustee, and West Vie…
Lexington secures a $10,000 state insurance grant to buy safety barricades for public events. The Massachusetts Interlocal Insurance Association awarded the funding this week to help the town purchase metal barriers for use at celebrations and gatherings, per a July 16 town press releas…
Lexington Planning Board approves 49-unit Clark Street condo project but splits on parking waivers.
Lexington Conservation Commission ratifies enforcement order against MWRA contractor for unauthorized wetland clearing on town-owned land.