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Lexington School Building Committee backs Option Four for new high school exterior

LEXINGTON — June 22, 2026 — Lexington School Building Committee narrows high school exterior to Option Four red brick design. The committee reached consensus at its June 22 special meeting in favor of Option Four, a full-height red brick scheme that eliminates the lighter buff-colored base band previously featured in

This Week in Lexington: Jun 15 - Jun 21

8 stories from Lexington News this week.

Obituary notices, week of June 15, 2026 through June 21, 2026

Three Lexington obituaries appear this week. Pennell, Arthur E., 67, died June 15, 2026, with arrangements through Douglass Funeral Home in Lexington; Osgood, Bernard D., died June 20, 2026, also through Douglass Funeral Home; and Menzin, Marvin, 91, died June 21, 2026, with arrangement…

Lexington Little League wraps 2026 spring championships across five divisions as the Town Pool announces summer swim meet closures.

Lexington Little League closed out its 2026 spring season with five division champions: the Padres and Reds (Majors Baseball), the River Cats (AAA Baseball), the Mud Hens (AA Baseball), and the Cubs (Softball Seniors). On the recreation front, the Lexington Recreation Department reminde…

Lexington Affordable Housing Trust Approves $1 Million Zero-Percent LexHAB Loan Commitment

LEXINGTON — June 18, 2026 — Lexington Affordable Housing Trust approves $1 million zero-percent loan to LexHAB for ADU and renovation program. The Trust voted unanimously 4-0 at its June 18 meeting to issue a commitment letter to LexHAB for a loan of up to $1 million at zero percent

Lexington Historical Commission Adds Former Parker School to Historic Inventory Over Objections

LEXINGTON — June 17, 2026 — Lexington Historical Commission adds the former Parker School to its historic inventory over affordable housing objections. The commission voted 4-0 with one abstention Wednesday night to add the 1920 Craftsman-style building at 314 Bedford Street, now Parker Manor Condominiums, to the town's

Lexington School Committee Defers Alpha School Vote, Orders Summer Review

LEXINGTON — June 16, 2026 — Lexington School Committee defers vote on Alpha School private application, orders August review. The committee voted 4-1 at its June 16 meeting to direct Superintendent Dr. Julie Hackett to assemble a working group and return August 25 with a work plan for a deeper review

Lexington Board Votes to Relocate Landmark Lantern Horse, Auction Three Others

LEXINGTON — June 15, 2026 — Lexington Select Board votes to relocate a signature public art horse and block cannabis delivery for one year. The board voted 5-0 Monday to approve a disposition plan for the seven fiberglass horses in the "Riding Through History" semi-quincentennial collection, including relocating

Lexington School Building Committee Delays Exterior Design Vote, Sets June 22 Deadline

LEXINGTON — June 15, 2026 — Lexington's School Building Committee deferred an exterior design vote for the new high school, scheduling a hybrid decision meeting for June 22 at the Department of Public Works. Chair Kathleen Linehan and several members expressed reservations about a newly proposed "bookend scheme"

Lexington Special Town Election Set for Tuesday Amid Busy Civic Week

A Special Town Election brings Lexington voters to the polls Tuesday, June 16, opening a week dense with civic activity. The School Committee meets the same day in a hybrid session with a revised agenda, and the Visitors Center Lawn launches an 11-day soccer celebration running through …

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