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Three Drug Busts in Three Days for LPD
In a span of just a little more than 48 hours, Lexington Police arrested four individuals on drug related charges in three separate incidents this week.
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Grab Coffee with State Sen Candidate Joe Kearns Goodwin This Saturday
The following was provided by the campaign for Joe Kearns Goodwin , who is seeking the 3rd Middlesex State Senate seat opening upon the retirement of state Sen.
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Reader Callout: Send Us Your Prom Pics
Lexington High's senior ballplayers and their dates weren't the only ones who missed the pre-prom red carpet reception yesterday at LHS.
200 Customers Remain in the Dark after Transformer Fire at DPW Yard
BMLD's Jennifer Santoro said that power will be restored to all customers by 4 p.m. this afternoon.
Five Things To Do This Weekend: June 1 to 3
It's Thursday, and you've got no idea what you'll do this weekend.A Lexington Patch is coming to the rescue.
Don Wilson Receives Agricultural Award
The following announcement was provided by Wilson Farm . A The New England Fellowship of Agricultural Adventurers came into being in 1953 as a means of recognizing leaders who have made exceptional contributions to New England agriculture.
Tracking a revival in historical setting
The old Dana Retirement Home is in line for a new career, with Lexington's Town Meeting OK'ing its rezoning as an inn.
Police Logs: 76-Year-Old Arrest for Assault on Police Officer, Two Arrested for Stealing Headphones
Following are excerpts from the Burlington Police Department log.i»¿ Note that this is a sampling of activity in the log, not a complete account.
The cash-strapped state Department of Transportation, which just spent $1.2 million to change the signs on turnpike entrances from "Fast Lane" to "E-ZPass," is now replacing all the traffic and guide signs on a 13-mile stretch of Route 128 between Newton and Lexington, the Herald has learned.
Amanda Palmer Dances to Celebrate Passing $1 Million on Kickstarter
Image Steve Garfield with Amanda Palmer at Lexington Battle Green Amanda Palmer dances on Battle Green in Lexington Massachusetts, the place where the first shot was fired at the beginning of the American Revolutionary War, to celebrate her Kickstarter project, Amanda Palmer: The new RECORD, ART BOOK, and TOUR, passing the $1 million mark.
Lexington Native to Lead U.S. Out of Afghanistan
Army Col. Robert McLaughlin, a Lexington native, is headed for Afghanistan to oversee the American exit from the country where our troops have spent more than a decade in conflict, according to the Boston Herald .
Boston Business Journal honors Integration Partners as the #1 Boston Powerhouse
LEXINGTON, Mass., May 29, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Integration Partners, an Avaya Platinum and Elite Juniper Networks partner, recently announced that it has received several prestigious honors in the last week.
Lexington Farmers Market Opens Today
Get ready to get fresh and shop local at the same time: The Lexington Famers Market 's eighth season opens today.A Market sponsors will ring the opening bell at 2 p.m. this afternoon, May 29, and the market will remain open through 6:30 p.m. The season extends through the summer and into October.
Best of Patch Readers' Choice Lexington 2012 Goes on Summer Vacation
Thanks for giving us 12 weeks of winners; now Best of Patch Readers' Choice 2012 is going on summer hiatus; last week was our last poll contest for a while.A We plan to be back in the fall with more contests that highlight our local businesses and places - so you can find the 'best of' Lexington .A Also in the fall we will be honoring the winners ... (more)
Lexington native with two combat tours behind him is headed overseas again, this time to Afghanistan to oversee his nation's exit after more than a decade of war.
Sarah Blacker opens at Tupelo Music Hall
On Saturday, instead of the normal theater seating arrangement, there were tables setup around the room at Tupelo Music Hall creating an intimate environment.
Academic Achievers: Lexington College Students Earn Diplomas, Honors
Rachel L. Solomon of Lexington received a Master of Arts in Teaching from Quinnipiac University during a commencement ceremony held May 13 at the TD Bank Sports Center.
Consumer sentiment in U.S. climbs to highest since October 2007
Consumer confidence rose in May to the highest level since October 2007 as prices at the gas pump became less of a drag on household budgets.
And Your Pick for the Best Way to Spend Memorial Day Is...
According to the 13 voters who weighed in this week on our Best of Patch Readers' Choice poll , a ride on the Minuteman Bikeway is the best way to spend Memorial Day around Lexington.
Educators once came from normal schools
The subject came back to my mind after it arose in a dinner conversation with friends visiting at Stately Willard Manor West.