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Recently I joined Ali Mosallaei and Aryan Narayan, two high school seniors in Lexington and hosts of the Open Floor Podcast for a discussion on local governance. The conversation ranged ...

H.3775 An Act reorganizing the Lexington Housing Assistance Board, Inc Joseph Pato, Lexington Select Board Chair6/26/2023 Greetings I stand before you to convey the unanimous and enthusiastic support of the ...

The Town has contracted with LDa Architecture & Interiors, LLP to prepare a report on the initial feasibility of constructing housing on three Town-owned parcels. This study is funded by ...

Lexington staff are hosting two events in May as part of the Town’s efforts to reduce waste. Curbside Compost Pilot Launch Event – May 16 @ 6:00 PM The Town ...

Is Lexington doing enough to protect its tree canopy? This video shared by the Lexington Climate Action Network outlines concerns for tree canopy loss. What are your reactions – are ...

To: Planning Board and Planning DirectorFrom: Joe Pato and Rod Cole, members of the LPS Enrollment Working Group As the community considers proposed zoning amendments to comply with the new ...

Image designed by macrovector / Freepik How to properly dispose of waste is everyone’s challenge. The costs for town provided waste hauling and disposal for waste (up 21%) and recycling ...

Completed over the summer and fall, the new bike node adjacent to Grain Mill Alley and the Minuteman Commuter Bikeway is now active. The node includes a repair station with ...

Early this year the Select Board approved allocation of a portion of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to address the issue of food insecurity in Lexington. The Human ...

The warrant for the 2023 Annual Town Meeting is now open. Citizens may submit articles for consideration by filing a citizen’s petition by the end of business on Friday, December ...

Beginning on November 1, new regulations in Massachusetts ban the disposal of textiles and mattresses in the trash, as well as decrease food waste from businesses and institutions. Massachusetts previously ...