Lexington’s first MBTA Communities Act development opens
The Lex Residences, a 32-unit condo complex, sold mostly to older couples looking to downsize.
John Deaton urges voters to look past the “R” next to his name
Deaton is challenging Sen. Ed Markey for the U.S. Senate after losing decisively to Elizabeth Warren in 2024.
Lexington breaks ground on a new high school building
The $660 million project — the largest in the town’s history — is expected to open in time for the 2029-2030 school year.
MassDEP gives Lexington green light to build new high school as planned
The order came after a group of 12 residents filed an appeal out of concern for the wetlands on the property. The delay added $1M to $2M to the project cost.
Smaller lots, cheaper homes? Lexington weighs Ballot Question 7
Housing advocates say the measure would ease the state’s housing crunch. Critics say it takes zoning away from towns and won’t deliver starter homes in Lexington.
At Lexington Pickleball Club’s first tournament, the socializing was part of the game
The club’s Dink Classic drew 90 players, who said they come for the competition and stay for the friendships.
‘The wrong solution to the right problem’: Why a committee said no to a Westview crematory
A Lexington committee majority says a crematory at Westview Cemetery would cost far more than it earns. Two members dissented in a minority report.
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