This week's Lexington obituary column lists one resident: Sussman, Allan Isaac, 89, of Lexington, who died June 28, 2026. A funeral service was held Thursday, July 2, at Temple Isaiah in Lexington. Survivors include his wife Eileen Sussman; children Rhona Engelman and David Sussman; gra…
Lexington Little League's 2026 season wrapped with championships across five divisions: the Padres and Reds each claimed Majors titles, the River Cats won the AAA Championship, the Mud Hens took AA Baseball, and the Cubs captured the Softball Seniors Championship. On the recreation side…
Lexington recorded 20 property transfers between June 6 and July 5, 2026, with prices disclosed on 12 of them ranging from $140,000 to $2,658,150 and a median of $1,330,000. The month's standout transaction was 46 Asbury St., which sold for $2,658,150 — the highest recorded price in the…
Lexington received a $10,000 grant from its insurer to buy metal barriers for town events. The Town of Lexington announced Saturday that the Massachusetts Interlocal Insurance Association, the town's property and casualty insurance provider, awarded the risk-management grant to fund bar…
Lexington opened applications for a new pilot rental assistance program and launched the LexSortSmart waste-sorting tool as town offices close for a two-day Independence Day holiday. The Lexington Affordable Housing Trust's Pilot Rental Assistance Program, known as Lex PRAP, is now acce…
Lexington enters a six-day heat advisory and a new rental assistance era on the same day. The town issued an extreme heat warning covering June 30 through July 5, urging residents to check on vulnerable neighbors and use available cooling resources, while the Lexington Affordable Housin…
Lexington's Affordable Housing Trust opens its first rental assistance pilot, giving low-income renters a new lifeline. The Lexington AHT launched applications Monday for the Lex PRAP program, offering direct rental help to low- and moderate-income town residents — details are posted at…
Nineteen deeds were recorded in Lexington between May 31 and June 29, 2026, with sale prices disclosed on eight transactions ranging from $805,500 to $3,165,000 and a median of $1,712,500. The month's standout deal was 8 Dane Road, which sold for $3,165,000 on June 1. More than half of …
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Lexington Little League crowned five spring 2026 champions — the Padres and Reds (Majors Baseball), River Cats (AAA), Mud Hens (AA Baseball), and Cubs (Softball Seniors). On the recreation front, the Center Track & Field closes June 30–July 5, while the Recreation Department continues s…