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Marlborough splash pads reopen for summer as state budget eyes food-access boost

Marlborough's splash pads reopened for the season and a local food-access program is poised for more state funding. The parks are running daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., per Marlborough Patch, while the Massachusetts Senate's $63.37 billion fiscal 2027 budget includes added support for th…

Records fall at Weston Twilight Meet as town news feeds stay quiet

Quiet town news day in Weston leaves the spotlight on track records and a record home sale. Town Hall, the Weston Public Schools district and the Weston Public Library all posted no fresh items overnight, leaving Weston Patch's daily rundowns as the day's lone local read. Patch's Tuesda…

Lincoln METCO schedules June 6 Juneteenth community celebration

Lincoln METCO will host a community-wide Juneteenth celebration on Saturday, June 6, from 12:30 to 4 p.m., sponsored by the Boston Bridges Initiative, according to Lincoln Public Schools. The program runs 1–2 p.m. between a vendor opening and outdoor activities, with Boston Kroc Center …

Town sets summer hours at Sewataro, dates Haskell and Smile projects

Sudbury opens summer season with new Sewataro hours, a Saturday farmers market and dated park-construction plans. The town manager's office posted Camp Sewataro access hours of 6 p.m. to dusk weekdays and 9 a.m. to dusk weekends, and confirmed that Community Preservation Act-funded reno…

Fire Department issues grilling reminder as Wayland summer programs launch

Wayland eases into summer with a Fire Department grilling-safety push and a packed week of community programming. Tuesday's advisory urges residents to clear grease and check propane lines before cookouts; meanwhile the Wayland Museum's "Tracing Liberty" series resumes Wednesday, June 3…

Natick Farmers Market readies summer season on the Common

Natick coasted into June 1 with no fresh news from town hall, the public schools or the Morse Institute Library, leaving Patch's preview of the Natick Farmers Market as the day's lead local item. Reporter William Hall, writing for Natick Patch in "From Farmed Goods To Fine Baked Goods, …

Patch Reports Marlborough Man Charged In Fake Passport Bank Scheme

Marlborough's primary news channels stayed quiet Monday, leaving Marlborough Patch to drive the local conversation. Patch reported that a Brazilian national living in the city is accused of using a fraudulent passport to open business bank accounts under the headline "Marlborough Man Ac…

Weston town channels go dark Monday as Patch leads with $25.8M home sale

A quiet Monday in Weston left a record-setting home sale as the day's loudest story. With no new posts from Town Hall, the public schools or the Weston Public Library on June 1, the most-circulated local item was Weston Patch's "🌱 Patch AM: Inside Weston's record-breaking $25.8 million …

Lincoln METCO sets June 6 community-wide Juneteenth celebration

Lincoln METCO is putting on a Juneteenth celebration Saturday, June 6, sponsored by the Boston Bridges Initiative. The Lincoln Public Schools homepage says vendor tables open at 12:30 p.m., a formal program runs 1 to 2 p.m., and outdoor activities — bouncy houses, a STEP team, poetry, a…

Sudbury opens Sewataro for the season, schedules Haskell, Smile upgrades

Sudbury rolls into June with Camp Sewataro open seven days a week and a community kickoff Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. The town manager's office also detailed Community Preservation Act-funded upgrades at Haskell Field and Smile Playground, with about three weeks of construction set to beg…