Obituary notices, week of October 12 through October 18
One Lexington obituary was identified this week: Blank, David Herman, 62, who died October 16, 2026.
One Lexington obituary was identified this week: Blank, David Herman, 62, who died October 16, 2026.
Select Board, School Committee and finance panels hold joint summit on town budget priorities Thursday. From our own coverage: September home sales show wide price spread.
Lexington recorded 17 property transfers between Sept. 18 and Oct. 17, with eight carrying a listed sale price ranging from $679,720 to $3 million and a median of $1,118,750.
The Community Preservation Committee is accepting applications for Community Preservation Act funding for fiscal year 2028, the Town of Lexington announced this week.
Lexington's Domestic Violence Awareness Month push continues with a disability-focused lunch and learn next week. Also in today's brief (13 items): Town marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month; ICMA fellow joins town of Lexington; Free Little Art Gallery hosts craft day; Capital Expendi…
The Lexington School Committee approved updated fiscal year 2028 budget guidelines and calendar in a 5-0 vote Tuesday, adding public budget-literacy sessions planned for December.
Lexington's obituary notices this week include one death: Barg, Doris V., 100, who died October 9, 2026, with funeral arrangements under the care of Stanetsky Memorial Chapel of Brookline. Echovita's Lexington, Massachusetts listing identified her residence; no further biographical or s…
Lexington nonprofit Vision-Aid wins $50,000 runner-up prize in global Build with Gemini XPRIZE AI competition. From our own coverage: Winthrop Road sale anchors late-September property roundup. Also in today's brief (11 items): Human Services marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month; Upd…
Lexington recorded 19 property deeds between Sept. 11 and Oct. 10, though sale prices have posted for only six so far, ranging from $1,137,500 to $3.9 million with a median of $2,190,000 among priced sales. The month's top transaction was 15 Winthrop Rd, which sold for $3.9 million on Sept. 14; a
Two Lexington affordable housing initiatives have won significant new funding from the Commonwealth. Also in today's brief (10 items): State funding boosts two Lexington housing initiatives; Housing trust opens pilot rental assistance program; Refugee aid group plans annual fundraiser d…