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Historical panel disputes Concord Ave demolition scope

Lexington's Historical Commission takes up a demolition dispute over a 1910 Concord Avenue bungalow renovation. From our own coverage: Historical panel takes up Concord Avenue demolition dispute. Also in today's brief (11 items): New fees apply to special collection waste items; Speed F…

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Town seeks input on 2027 trash plan

Lexington asks residents to help shape a modernized trash and recycling program set for 2027. Also in today's brief (12 items): Town seeks input on 2027 trash collection overhaul; Affordable Housing Trust opens Lex PRAP rental assistance applications; Community Preservation Committee op…

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Possible nor'easter could bring days of rain

Forecasters track possible nor'easter that could bring days of rain and wind to Lexington. Also in today's brief (11 items): Possible nor'easter could bring days of rain; Detour posted on Route B/E near high school site; Lexington precincts hold block parties for Neighborhood Day; Town …

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Sports

Lexington sports roundup, Sept. 14 to Sept. 20

Lexington's new high school project broke ground this week, moving forward a field house design with a four-lane practice track, long jump pit and netted throwing area, School Committee member Sarah Carter reported at the Sept. 15 meeting. Carter also noted a ribbon cutting for the town…

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Planning Board approves two MBTA-zoning housing developments

Lexington Planning Board approves 31-unit and six-unit housing projects under revised MBTA zoning. From our own coverage: School Committee warns delay could cost $17.6 million; Schools open year, confirm 2029 high school timeline. Also in today's brief (17 items): Community Preservation…

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Obituaries

Obituary notices, week of September 14, 2026 through September 20, 2026

Two obituaries with Lexington, Massachusetts ties were published this week. Howes, Elizabeth Ann "Betsy," 71, was a current Lexington resident, formerly of Newton, who died September 2, 2026; her notice was posted by Burke & Blackington Funeral Home of West Newton. Peirce, Jonathan S., …

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