Man Facing Gun, Civil Rights Charges Held Without Bail, Town Awarded 'Complete Streets' Funding: Last Week in Lexington

A look back at stories from your neck of the woods.

ICYMI: Lexington Awarded $292K in 'Complete Streets' Funding

Here's what the town will do with its grant.

Lexington Awarded $292K in 'Complete Streets' Funding

Here's what the town will do with its grant.

Lexington Named One of America's Safest Cities, Local CEO Announces Run for Selectman: Last Week in Lexington

A look back at stories from your neck of the woods.

Stop By the Death Cafe in Lexington This Sunday

Have an "open, lively, and insightful discussion about death" at this program and discussion hosted by the Cary Memorial Library

Lexington School Committee Names New Chair, Restaurant Named to Globe's 'Best of the New': Last Week in Lexington

A look back at stories from your neck of the woods.

Lexington's Midweek Roundup: Hot New Restaurant in Lexington, LHS' High School Quiz Show Matchup and More

A look at the goings-on around Lexington this week.

Dozens of Guns, Ammo Seized from Man Accused of Racial Harassment, Yelp's Top 5 Gyms, Students Honored in Science Contest

A look back at stories from your neck of the woods.

Lexington to Screen Documentary on Alcoholism in Women

"My Name Was Bette," a film by Sherri VandenAkker, is about the life and death of her mother.

Lexington, Help us Out!

We want your best Lexington photo to be our new cover photo on Facebook!

Lexington's 10 Biggest Stories of 2016

Here's what our readers were clicking over the past 12 months.

Santa Receives Global E-ZPass, Fund Honors Lexington Cyclist Killed in Crash, Farmers Market Lineup: Last Week

A look back at stories from your neck of the woods.

Fund Started for Lexington Man Killed in Cambridge Bicycle Crash

The Joe Lavins Fund for Bicycle Safety seeks to promote bike safety through education and advocacy efforts.

Who Will Be at the Lexington Farmers Market?

A list of what you can buy when the market returns in January.

Bakery Unveils Massive Holiday Gingerbread House, Company Receives EPA Grant for Decontamination Tech: Last Week

A look back at stories from your neck of the woods.

It's All About Positivity at Lexington's Cary Memorial Library

Positivity Post-Its encourage messages of inspiration.

What Are Lexington's Winter Parking Rules?

Cue "Game of Thrones" reference.

Lexington Wins State Soccer Finals

In a close game against Westborough, LHS completed its improbable state title run.

BBB Offers Tips for Navigating Black Friday Sales

Better Business Bureau offers these tips to make your Black Friday shopping experience productive… and maybe even enjoyable.

Lexington Human Rights Committee to Host Panel Discussion Wednesday

A discussion will focus on the book Common Ground: A Turbulent Decade in the Lives of Three American Families.

Lexington Named Among America's Best Small Cities, Study Finds

WalletHub graded communities on affordability, economic health, education, quality of life and more.

Lexington's 2016 Halloween Sex Offender Safety Map

Level 3 sex offenders are not wanted by the police, but they are considered at the highest risk for a repeat offense.

National Grid to Issue $1.5 Million in Credits to Overcharged Gas Customers

National Grid's service area covers numerous communities across the commonwealth, including Lexington. ​

'Ghost Bike' Memorial Planned for Lexington Man Killed in Cambridge Crash

Friends, colleagues, and members of the cycling community will dedicate a ghost bike in memory of Lexington resident Bernard "Joe" Lavins.

What's Open, Closed on Columbus Day in Lexington

What's open/closed in Lexington on Columbus Day Monday. Business owners: leave a comment to let customers know if you're open.

Follen Road in Lexington to Close Thursday

Here is what you need to know about the road closure.

Red Cross Seeks Blood Donations During Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Lexington's Blood Drive

246,600 cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed this year and patients may need blood products during treatments, the Red Cross says.

Lexington Police Investigate Break-in, Property Crime Down in Lexington: Top Lexington News

This week's top news from Lexington Patch.

Lexington has begun Three-Month Trial of Traffic Changes in Downtown, Battle Green Area

The town is performing three traffic trials downtown and in the Battle Green area.

Pumpkin Spice Coffee Returns to Dunkin' Donuts Next Week

Lexington's Dunkin' Donuts stores will be packed as pumpkin spice everything is back next week.

Lane Closures Announced for Route 2, Crosby's Corner Reconstruction

The lane closures are set to begin Sunday.

Lexington Residents: Are You Registered to Vote?

Here's how you can find out if you are registered, and here's how to register to vote if you are not.

Lexington Announces Cooling Centers to Help Residents Battle Heat

BREAKING: Heat indexes are expected to reach 104 degrees this weekend.

Is Lexington One of Massachusetts' Happiest Places?

Zippia, a website that provides career information for professionals, ranked the 'happiest' places in Massachusetts. Do you agree?

More Relief at Lexington Pumps: Gas Dips Another 6 Cents in Massachusetts

Last year at this time, prices for gas were 50 cents higher. Where's the lowest price in Lexington?

Submit a "Letter to the Editor" to Lexington Patch

Have an opinion on an issue in town? Patch always welcomes letters to the editor. Here's how to make your voice heard.

Memorial 5K for Lexington Boy Quinn Amsler Announced

Here's what you need to know about the memorial 5k run for Lexington boy Quinn Amsler who died of cancer in July.

Cary Library Announces Special Hours During Construction

The Cary Memorial Library will have special hours during the next phase of its construction.

Red Cross Reports Blood Shortage: Where to Donate Blood in Lexington

The American Red Cross has reported a critical blood shortage Monday. Here are some upcoming donation opportunities.

I-95 Traffic Alert: Crash Closes Lane

A crash in Lexington has slowed the rush hour commute.