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Lexington Morning Brief, Oct. 24: Workshop addresses domestic violence in API community
Lexington hosts a one-hour program Tuesday from 4 to 5 p.m. focused on domestic violence within the Asian and Pacific Islander community.
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Lexington Morning Brief, Oct. 23: Sal Frelick makes World Series history
Lexington native Sal Frelick helped make World Series history, Lexington Patch's morning newsletter reports. Also in today's brief (1 items): Sal Frelick makes World Series history.
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Lexington Morning Brief, Oct. 22: Housing trust opens rental assistance pilot
Lexington Affordable Housing Trust opens pilot rental assistance applications for low-income renters.
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Lexington Morning Brief, Oct. 21: 3 elementary schools make state's top 25
Three Lexington elementary schools landed among Massachusetts's top 25 in new U.S. News rankings.
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Historical Commission sets four public hearings
Historical Commission to hold four public hearings on demolition delay bylaw applications Wednesday night. From our own coverage: Bike path to close in sections this week.
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Two housing initiatives win state funding
Two Lexington affordable housing initiatives win significant state funding from the Commonwealth. From our own coverage: September home sale tops $3 million; Bike path closes in sections this week.
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Boards hold joint budget summit Thursday
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.
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Lexington home sale tops $3 million as September deed recordings 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.
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CPC now accepting FY28 funding applications
The Community Preservation Committee is accepting applications for Community Preservation Act funding for fiscal year 2028, the Town of Lexington announced this week.
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DV awareness efforts continue 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…
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