What is the Medical Civil Rights Act?

After Lexington’s second police shooting in four years, proponents call on Mass. to pass a bill establishing the right to emergency medical care during police interactions.

by Maggie Scales May 7, 2026May 8, 2026

Local Government

Lexington police to get EV chargers after Town Meeting’s last session

The reps. debated EV chargers at the police station, changing the annual election date, and committing to accessible building design on the last night of their annual session.

by Maggie Scales May 5, 2026May 8, 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, 2026May 5, 2026

Books

A year on Goodwin Hill, told by the goats

Local authors Halé Sophia Schatz and Danny Overton’s new children’s book follows twin goats Stella and Atlas through four seasons on a Lexington hobby farm.

Life in Lexington

Better Together: Lexington’s AAPI 5K marks fifth year with record turnout

“It definitely brings greater visibility to the already vibrant AAPI community here in Lexington.”

Life in Lexington

Galaray House to move to Boston after three years in Lexington

The move is “bittersweet” for co-owner Ray Ball. He looks forward to continuing to make art approachable and elevating local artists in Galaray House’s new space.

State & National Politics

Lexington resident among group of protesters arrested while attempting to deliver food to ICE detainees

Eleven people were arrested last week outside the Burlington ICE facility last week.

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Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor: Historic and ecological significance of 114 Wood Street

“This is land with historic and ecological value that will never recover if the 18 condo units proposed are approved.”

by Francine Stieglitz May 12, 2026May 12, 2026

Letter to the editor: Enforcing wetland protection codes for new developments

“…buffer zones are vital because they prevent and control flooding and erosion, protect water quality and wildlife habitat, and promote climate resilience.”

by Lisa Newton and Sandra Hackman May 12, 2026May 12, 2026

Letter to the editor: Banning student smartphones in schools

“Disciplinary incidents are down, attendance is up, grades are improving, and students report feeling more connected to one another and to their school. The reason: each of these schools has given their students a 6 to 7 hour break from notifications, addictive pulls, and social drama that comes with their screens.”

by Deb Mann Schmill and Kara Lopez Salvi May 12, 2026May 12, 2026

Letter to the editor: Opportunities to engage with school leadership

“…how often do the more than 6,000 Lexington families have access to this kind of open, small-group dialogue with district leadership?”

by Zhechun Zhang May 8, 2026May 8, 2026

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