Town Meeting passes FY27 budget with extra $625k to save teachers

The group passed the budget, with reluctance from Board and Committee leaders, about a month after it was first taken up.

by Maggie Scales April 28, 2026April 29, 2026

Policing

“This kid’s whole life is gone”: Deadly police shooting in Lexington on Saturday

The incident happened on Mason Street. The investigation is ongoing.

by Maggie Scales April 18, 2026April 24, 2026

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Forty-nine new Americans sworn in on Lexington’s Battle Green, birthplace of the American Revolution

“Here you belong,” the captain of Lexington’s Minute Men told immigrants from Algeria to Vietnam.

by Lauren Feeney April 21, 2026April 21, 2026

Life in Lexington

FRONTLINE’s Raney Aronson-Rath on the news industry, future of journalism

Aronson-Rath will speak on these topics and more in Lexington on May 2 as a part of the Cary Lecture Series.

Life in Lexington

A nuclear scientist, school psychologist and biomechanics researcher walk into an art exhibit …

Sixty local artists shared their work during the 16th Annual Lexington Open Studios.

Environment

HeatSmart for Chinese Speakers

A new program aims to provide Chinese-speaking residents with the tools and information needed to transition to greener home energy.

Education

Lexington weighs closing one elementary school as student numbers drop

Superintendent Julie Hackett stressed that no school closures are currently planned. But if enrollment continues to drop and the district decides to close a school, Bowman or Bridge are the likely candidates.

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Letters to the Editor

Letter to the editor: In support of additional Lexington Public School funding

“…we believe the additional funding for the upcoming school year will provide for a more orderly and better planned transition to the fiscal realities that we will continue to face, many of which are beyond our control.”

by Robin Strizhak, President of the LEA April 23, 2026April 23, 2026

Letters to the editor: We must keep each other safe

“We have seen just one other recent gun death in Lexington, and that too was at the hands of police.”

by Katie Flynn April 20, 2026April 29, 2026

Letter to the editor: Timeline for article 26

” Why didn’t we take town staff help in working towards a solution prior to the extreme step of a citizens petition. Well, we have been trying since 2022.”

by Deepika Sawhney April 15, 2026April 15, 2026

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Police Blotter: Several cars broken into in East Lex

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Real Estate Listings Week of April 24, 2026

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Community Announcement: Get Creative this Spring with Printmaking Workshops at Munroe Arts

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No Kings protest in the birthplace of the Revolution

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Amendments to amendments to amendments: Where Town Meeting landed on increasing financial transparency

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Eat & Drink In Lexington

Rare ten-pound lobster with blue joints for sale at local Market Basket

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Lexington to buy new trash bins for residents after Town Meeting’s fourth night

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AllStars Learning hosts inclusive STEM expo at Lexington Community Center

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Sports

Lexington High School senior signs with professional ultimate Frisbee team

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Lexington’s Patriots Day parade, in photos

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Economy

Greater Boston is plagued with empty lab space. Lexington is no exception.

March 19, 2026March 19, 2026

Economy

What’s on the town’s economic agenda for 2026?

January 1, 2026January 1, 2026

Economy

Still looking for stocking stuffers? Something for the seventh night of Hanukkah? Here’s where to find the best small local gifts.

December 18, 2025December 18, 2025

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Lexington considers “Skip the Stuff” bylaw to cut restaurant waste

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VO250 ceremony shines light on volunteerism in Lexington

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