Lexington Is Conducting A Communication Survey

The survey is a follow-up to comments from the 2017 town-wide vision survey.

Help Improve Communication In Lexington, Share Your Thoughts In This Important Survey

'We're conducting an important survey to better understand how the community consumes information.'

Lexington Historical Society: Happy International Women's Day!

We've come a long way. As a woman growing up in Lexington, I learned a lot about Paul Revere, Sam Adams, John Hancock, and the militia m ...

Regional Grant Supports Business Recovery And Minuteman Bikeway

Lexington, Arlington and Bedford were awarded a Local Rapid Recovery Planning grant.

It's Leaf Season. Find A Landscaper Who Uses Electric Leaf Blowers - Or Even RAKES.

We get many, MANY complaints about the noise of leaf blowers, especially this year when so many people are working from home.

Town of Lexington Share Toward An Equitable And Just Community

The Town of Lexington is committed to ensuring that Lexington is a safe, equitable and just community for all.

Lexington's Sean Osborne Awarded Black Excellence Honor

Osborne is the founder and president of the Association of Black Citizens of Lexington and was recognized by the state legislature.

Be A Part Of The Process, Serve On A Town Of Lexington Committee

The volunteer committees in Lexington are vital to the delivery of Town programs and services.

Lexington Historical Society: Picture Yourself In The Past!

Back in December, the Historical Society's staff and volunteers brainstormed some new projects that we hope will help you connect to Lex ...

Lexington Looking For Members Of Semiquincentennial Commission

The 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington is coming up and the Select Board wants residents to be part of planning the celebration.

February Vacation Programs with Lexington Community Education

Programs to bring more fun to the February Staycation!

Water Main Break: Lexington Crews Work On Watertown Street

The water main break was at the intersection of Green Lane and Watertown Street.

Majority Of Middlesex Jail Staff Want Coronavirus Vaccine: Survey

A Middlesex Sheriff's Office survey showed that 80 percent of jail staff would take the vaccine but only 40 percent of inmates agreed.

Middlesex Sheriff Completes Term As MA Sheriffs' Assoc. President

Peter J. Koutoujian's term was supposed to end in 2019, but he was asked to stay to match the MSA presidential term with the legislature.

Town Of Lexington: Coronavirus Vaccine Distribution Plan

The Town of Lexington is monitoring the availability of COVID-19 vaccines and preparing for the eventual vaccination of the general public.

Towards An Equitable And Just Lexington Community!

Together, we can work toward a truly equitable and just community.

Lexington Historical Society Receives $10K Grant

The Lexington Historical Society was one of nine organizations to receive a grant from the MetroWest Foundation.

No Trash & Recycling Collection On December 17 In Lexington

Please do NOT put trash and recyclables at the curb tomorrow so we can safely plow the roads.

Storm Postpones Lexington Trash Pickup

Snow will start falling across Massachusetts between 7 and 11 p.m. Wednesday.

Lexington's New Mask Initiative Includes Superheroes

Superheroes walked around town showing residents anyone can be a hero if they wear a mask.

Superheroes Pass Out Masks In Lexington Center On Saturday

In 2 hours, they gave out over 2,000 masks and made a lot of people smile.

Lexington's Cary Library Goes Back To Remote

All in person services, including the "Cary Out" holds pickup service, are suspended.

Lexington Town Snow Plowing, Parking Ban, And Other Winter Information

Overnight Parking on Town streets is prohibited between 2:00 AM and 6:00 AM, to allow the Town to plow the roads.

Help Advance Racial And Social Equity In Lexington; Participate In Upcoming Focus Groups

The first step in the process is to learn more about the challenges our community faces with racial and social inequity.

Create a Seasonal Centerpiece

A classic centerpiece, just in time for the holidays! Make a beautiful, low centerpiece for yourself or to give as a gift.

Lower Prices, More Local Renewable Electricity For Most In Lexington’s Community Choice Program

The changes are the result of a new 36-month electricity supply contract with Constellation.

Holiday Shipping Deadlines Are Approaching In Lexington

Here are the deadlines in Lexington to send holiday packages in time for delivery by Christmas Day, Friday, Dec. 25.

It's Leaf Season. Find A Landscaper Who Uses Electric Leaf Blowers - Or Even RAKES.

We get many, MANY complaints about the noise of leaf blowers, especially this year when so many people are working from home.

Lexington Designated 'SolSmart Bronze' For Advancing Solar Energy Growth

Town staff worked together to create resources to aid residents in learning how to get solar projects under way.

Lexington Community Education Winter 2021

Registration is open for all Lexington Community Education classes and special events

Find A Landscaper In Lexington Who Uses Electric Leaf Blowers - Or Even RAKES

Maybe it's time to look for a landscaper who uses electric leaf blowers, which are somewhat quieter, as well as less polluting.

Lexington Recognized For Advancing Solar Energy Growth

Lexington received a Bronze designation from the national SolSmart program.

Seasonal Classes at Lexington Community Education

Welcome the Holiday Season with fun projects to decorate your home.

Lexington Care Facility Brings Joy To Residents With Wish Program

CareOne's "Make a Difference" campaign celebrates hundreds of long-term care residents during November by fulfilling their wishes.

Middlesex Sheriff’s Office Awarded Grant For Opioid Use Disorder

The grant will launch the involving families in treatment of Inmates with the Opioid Use Disorder Project.

Lexington Firefighter Graduates MA Firefighter Academy

A total of 17 graduates were part of this class from 11 different departments.

MassDOT Work On Watertown Street During November 12-13

The detour will be in place on Thursday and Friday, November 12-13, between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM.

Lexington To Host Anti-Hate Presentation

The presentation will focus on lessons learned after the killings of Ahmaud Arbery and Vincent Chin.

It's That Time Of Year Again - Daylight Savings Time Ends On November 1

If your smoke detector has a battery, replace it. It may still work, but what's a couple bucks when you're talking fire safety?

Lexington Engineering Division Awarded Prestigious James B. Sorenson National Award For 2020

This award recognizes superior preservation practice and is awarded to only one entity per year.