Republican John Deaton urges voters to look past his party at the polls
Deaton is challenging Sen. Ed Markey for the U.S. Senate after losing decisively to Elizabeth Warren in 2024. He says he’ll put Massachusetts residents ahead of party politics.
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.
A jazz legend shaped generations of drummers from his Lexington basement
Students serious about drumming all received the same advice: Go see Alan Dawson. And they would — making the pilgrimage by car, bus and even plane for weekly lessons.
Here’s how MA voters are leaning on ballot questions
Poll shows voters on track to retain legal cannabis and 2024 gun law.
Lexington committee votes to delay building a crematory at Westview Cemetery
Many Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist and Jain families have to travel out of state for end-of-life rituals. Opponents of a crematory in Lexington cited cost, health and environmental concerns.
Building more than strength at Get In Shape For Women
At Get In Shape For Women, the workouts may bring people through the door, but Caryl Dlugy built a community that kept them coming back.
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