Sign in Subscribe

Topic

News

A collection of 402 issues

Lincoln METCO sets June 6 Juneteenth celebration on school campus

Lincoln's only fresh news Saturday was the schools' Juneteenth plan. Lincoln METCO, with support from the Boston Bridges Initiative, will host a community-wide Juneteenth celebration Saturday, June 6, on the Lincoln School campus, with vendor tables opening at 12:30 p.m., a formal progr…

Sudbury wins more than $956,000 in MassDOT grants for streets and culverts

Sudbury has been awarded more than $956,000 in MassDOT funding through the FY26 Complete Streets and Community Culvert programs, the town's Department of Public Works said Friday, money that will flow to sidewalk, crosswalk and culvert projects across town. Sudbury Patch framed the haul…

Tour de Natick sets June 21 date for 23rd annual community ride

Natick's primary town, school and library channels were silent Friday, leaving the day's local news to Patch, which previewed the 23rd annual Tour de Natick community cycling ride scheduled for June 21 and reminded residents that the town's snow-removal flash poll closes Thursday. Patch…

Patch tracks $60K furniture bank line and Main Street car show return

Marlborough's primary news feeds went dark Friday, leaving Patch to carry the day. The outlet reports a $60,000 state budget earmark that would let the Marlborough Furniture Bank buy an all-electric donation van, headlined "State Budget Includes $60K For Marlborough Furniture Bank" per …

Lincoln METCO sets June 6 community-wide Juneteenth 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, the district announced. The program runs 1 to 2 p.m., with vendor tables opening at 12:30 and outdoor festivities — Boston Kroc Center p…

Sudbury wins more than $956,000 in MassDOT street and culvert grants

Sudbury landed more than $956,000 in MassDOT grants Friday for sidewalk, crosswalk and culvert work. The Department of Public Works said the FY26 Complete Streets and Community Culvert awards will fund projects around town, an item Patch covered under "Sudbury Awarded Nearly $1M In Gran…

Natick issues cyanobacteria advisory for Middle Pond at Lake Cochituate

Cyanobacteria advisory caps Natick's tightest water week of the year. The town on Thursday warned residents away from the Middle Pond of Lake Cochituate after the Department of Conservation & Recreation reported blue-green algae at levels that may exceed state public-health guidelines, …

Marlborough issues official statement on NRT Bus, Teamsters Local 170 dispute

City Hall responds as NRT Bus drivers and monitors walk off the job. Marlborough on Wednesday posted an official "Statement Regarding NRT Bus and Teamsters Local 170" to its News Flash after union drivers and monitors picketed the Hudson bus yard, a development Marlborough Patch reporte…

Weston boys lacrosse draws Swampscott in MIAA Round of 32

A quiet Wednesday in Weston turned the spotlight to spring tournament play, with the boys lacrosse team preparing for an MIAA Round of 32 meeting against a high-scoring Swampscott squad, as previewed in "🌱 Patch AM: How will Weston handle Swampscott's surging offense in the Round of 32?…

Lincoln METCO sets June 6 Juneteenth celebration with afternoon program and outdoor festival

Lincoln's official news channels stayed quiet Thursday, leaving the calendar to carry the day. Lincoln METCO, the K-8 district's voluntary integration program, is promoting a community-wide Juneteenth celebration Saturday, June 6, from 12:30 to 4 p.m., sponsored by the Boston Bridges In…