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116-unit assisted living complex proposed
Benchmark at Natick would be located between Lake Cochituate and the Stop & Shop plaza—and abutting a residential neighborhood.
Pearl Harbor Day ceremony being held on Dec. 7
The free event will take place at Morse Institute Library from 2-4pm.
Zero Empty Spaces closing at Mall
Offered low-cost art gallery rent in relatively high profile space.
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Twin Triumph: Natick High girls & boys soccer teams win state titles
The Natick High School girls & boys soccer teams won D1 state titles just hours apart over the weekend in Leominster. The girls have won three of the last five, while this was the first for the boys.
Natick releases list of top 10 taxpayers
The names remain the same, including the Natick Mall’s owner, though the order is slightly different.
Natick begins exploration of hybrid Town Meeting
Seeks Town Meeting members to volunteer for new committee.
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Natick volunteers thirsty for historic water fountain on Common
Backers to seek Community Preservation Act funding in ’26.
(Photo courtesy of Natick Historical Commission
Natick High boys and girls soccer teams in state final four
Both Redhawks teams play in Woburn on Nov. 18 for a shot at making the title game.
TCAN preview: ‘Guitar fanatic’ James Mastro to make Natick debut
James Mastro to open for Marshall Crenshaw.
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Fall Annual Meeting recap: CPA funds flow to 5 Auburn; Get ready for more downtown signs
Natick doles out its first Community Preservation Act funds and more.
The Haunted House of Bacon Brook (A new look at the land beneath Natick Community Organic Farm)
The Natick Farmers Market has officially moved inside to the Common Street Spiritual Center for the fall and winter.
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Natick Fall Annual Town Meeting began on Oct. 21 at Kennedy Middle School, with the town’s elected legislative body set to go through more than 30 articles on subsequent Tuesdays and Thursdays until it finishes.
For the 20th year, Eliot Church in South Natick hosted its Oldtown Photo Calendar competition, a showcase for local photographers.
A huge crowd flocked to Natick Center for a “No Kings” rally on Saturday to demonstrate against what they describe as authoritarian policies of President Donald Trump and corruption within his administration.
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Natick Praying Indian pow wow features guest appearance by bald eagle
On Sept. 27, the Natick Praying Indians sponsored their annual Harvest Moon and Creator Celebration, a pow wow at Lake Cochituate State Park.
St. Linus Church dedicates prayer garden to celebrate its 75th anniversary
As part of its 75th anniversary celebration, members of St. Linus Church on Hartford Street dedicated a prayer garden.
Natick holding gun buyback program
Donors can turn in guns for gift certificates.
Natick Rte. 9 Starbucks Coffee shop being shuttered
The Starbucks Coffee chain continues to undergo a major restructuring and its latest cost cutting moves include shuttering a Natick shop.
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Natick’s big commercial property owners state their case against split tax rate
Natick Mall, Sherwood Plaza reps warn about moving away from single tax rate.
Natick lifts nighttime outdoor activity restrictions
Town rescinds restrictions as West Nile data improves.
Natick Select Board shares good audit news
Natick Select Board chair shared a much more encouraging message about the town’s delayed FY24 audit than the one issued last month.
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Cochituate Rail Trail detour removed
A section of the trail that had been closed has been reopened now that the deficient Loker Street Bridge has been removed.
Fall Annual Town Meeting warrant posted
Includes zoning to allow for new development in West Natick, plus a funding request related to a possible renovated or new Memorial Elementary School
Purple and red flags fly in Natick Center
Flags recall those lost to opioids.
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