Lexington Select Board advances waste reduction rules, approves utility box mural
Lexington Select Board moves toward a two-bin trash limit and a 2026 pay-as-you-throw rollout.
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Lex Local Showcases No Kings Protest, New High School Designs, and Community Events
Lex Local's June 20 episode captures more than a dozen Lexington community events, from a 2,000-person No Kings protest at the Minuteman statue on June 14 to early interior and exterior design previews for the new Lexington High School.
Lex Local Showcases No Kings Protest, New High School Designs, and Community Events
Lex Local's June 20 episode captures more than a dozen Lexington community events, from a 2,000-person No Kings protest at the Minuteman statue on June 14 to early interior and exterior design previews for the new Lexington High School.
Lexington Boards Demand Breakpoint Analysis as MBTA Housing Pipeline Reaches 1,096 Units
Lexington's five governing bodies jointly pressed town staff for deeper analysis of MBTA multifamily housing impacts at a June 16 summit, finding the March residential impact study instructive but insufficient.
Lexington Boards Demand Breakpoint Analysis as MBTA Housing Pipeline Reaches 1,096 Units
Lexington's five governing bodies jointly pressed town staff for deeper analysis of MBTA multifamily housing impacts at a June 16 summit, finding the March residential impact study instructive but insufficient.
Lexington Select Board approves DEI restructuring, advances Battle Green review
Lexington Select Board advances DEI restructuring, Battle Green working group, and compost pilot in lengthy Monday session.
Lexington Select Board approves DEI restructuring, advances Battle Green review
Lexington Select Board advances DEI restructuring, Battle Green working group, and compost pilot in lengthy Monday session.
Lexington Planning Board Extends Hartwell Lab Permit, Maps Summer Zoning Work
Lexington Planning Board unanimously extends a stalled lab-building permit and sets a summer agenda anchored by a looming subdivision filing wave.
Lexington Planning Board Extends Hartwell Lab Permit, Maps Summer Zoning Work
Lexington Planning Board unanimously extends a stalled lab-building permit and sets a summer agenda anchored by a looming subdivision filing wave.
Lexington Commission Agrees to Consider Cambridge Water Department Conservation Restriction
Lexington Conservation Commission agrees in principle to hold a conservation restriction on the Cambridge Water Department's 30-acre Tracer Lane parcel, a forested tract saved from solar development.