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Sudbury convenes housing roundtable as School Committee sets June 1 agenda

Sudbury opens a community roundtable on affordable housing as schools and police set the week's agenda. The town's Planning and Community Development office is inviting residents into a forum with town leaders and stakeholders, while Sudbury Public Schools posted notice of a June 1 Scho…

Wayland250 unveils spring slate of semiquincentennial community events

Wayland250 rolls out a spring slate of semiquincentennial events. The Wayland250 Working Group, made up of volunteers and town staff, announced a run of May and June programs blending history talks, nature walks and family activities, per a News Flash post and a parallel Wayland Patch r…

Natick Orders Mandatory Ban on Nonessential Outdoor Water Use

Natick has imposed a mandatory ban on all nonessential outdoor water uses, effective immediately, the town announced Tuesday on its water-use restrictions page. Town officials are simultaneously recruiting residents for vacancies on local boards and committees, with applications due Sat…

City issues statement as NRT Bus drivers walk off the job

City Hall stepped into the NRT Bus labor fight Wednesday as drivers picketed and families scrambled for rides. Marlborough's official News Flash posted a "Statement Regarding NRT Bus and Teamsters Local 170" at midday, the same day Teamsters Local 170 members walked off at the Hudson bu…

Weston girls tennis advances in state tournament, Patch reports

A quiet Wednesday in Weston produced no new items from Town Hall, the public schools or the public library, leaving the day's local headlines to the high school spring postseason and a community theater preview aggregated by Patch. The Patch AM roundup, "🌱 Patch AM: How Weston girls ten…

Lincoln METCO sets June 6 Juneteenth celebration; library trustees meet Thursday

Lincoln eases through a quiet Wednesday with eyes on next week's calendar. Lincoln METCO has announced a community-wide Juneteenth celebration set for Saturday, June 6, from 12:30 to 4 p.m., sponsored by the Boston Bridges Initiative, with performances, vendors and family activities. At…

Sudbury sets Thursday open house on Open Space and Recreation Plan

Open Space plan goes public Thursday as Sudbury lines up housing and schools decisions. The Select Board will host an Open Space & Recreation Plan open house at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Fairbank Community Center, followed by a June 9 Sudbury Housing Roundtable at Goodnow Library. The Sudb…

Wayland250 schedules May and June events for America's 250th anniversary

Wayland250 unveils anniversary events as Vokes and schools join "1776" concert. The Wayland250 Working Group, a mix of volunteers and town staff, announced Wednesday a run of community events through May and June marking America's 250th, the same day the Council on Aging's June newslett…

Sudbury returns from Memorial Day with half-staff order and new Senior Center hours

Sudbury came back from Memorial Day under a half-staff flag order and the Senior Center's new summer schedule. Town Clerk staff circulated Gov. Maura Healey's directive lowering the U.S. and Commonwealth flags at state buildings under 4 U.S.C. § 7(m), effective Sunday, May 24. The Senio…

Wayland town, police issue joint statement on Michigan synagogue attack

Town Hall and the Wayland Police Department opened the post-holiday week Tuesday with a joint statement on the March attack on a synagogue in Michigan, posted to the town's CivicAlerts feed and signed by municipal and police leadership. Residents are also watching a public safety warnin…