Longtime Lexington Dunkin' To Reopen With New Addition

A Dunkin' that closed last year will reopen under new ownership with the addition of a second national brand.

Shop Serving Sweet Treats Closes In Lexington: Report

The business opened its doors six years ago.

New Eatery Concept Coming To Busy Lexington Spot

"Get ready to see one of the most beautiful retail café spaces the town has ever seen."

Waterstone of Lexington Facilities Director Honored by Mass ALA

The Massachusetts Assisted Living Association (Mass-ALA) honored Carlos Rodriguez

Northeast Arc Scores High Marks in State Accreditations

Lexington Family Visited by DPH Reviewers

Accent Therapeutics Joins Lexington’s Life Sciences Super Cluster

Revolution Labs will be the new home for Accent Therapeutics, which has committed to a 65k SF lease for its innovative cancer research

Lexington Area Restaurants Received Revitalization Grants

Lexington area restaurants were helped by a federal program as part of the American Rescue Plan Act.

Waterstone and Bridges at Lexington Promote Local businesses

Lexington businesses participated in the July 21 event

Which Lexington Businesses Got PPP Loans

The Paycheck Protection Program benefited nearly 12 million businesses in the U.S., including some in Lexington.

Lexington Area Bankruptcy Filings Slowed Amid Pandemic Last Year

Bankruptcy filings were down in Middlesex County last year, but experts expect them to surge in coming years.

How Reliable Is Your Massachusetts Electric Utility?

See how well power providers in the Lexington area and across MA serve their customers.

Businesses That Are Senior Friendly And Offer Pandemic-Safe Services In Lexington

Click the link below to see the list of local businesses and the services they offer.

Lexington Companies Received $117M In Federal Coronavirus Loans

The loans went to 794 companies and helped protect 8,289 jobs in Lexington.

Small Business Saturday 2020: Help Them Stay Afloat In Lexington

Small Business Saturday — it’s on Nov. 28 this year — helps local businesses in Lexington overcome pandemic hardships.

Lexington Thanksgiving Farmers' Market FEASTival

Click the link below to see the list of farms and other vendors and information about pre-ordering.

Grant Opportunity For Microenterprise Businesses In Lexington

The Town of Lexington will be receiving $84,150 to support small businesses in the community.

Lexington Awarded $138,980 Through Two Grants To Assist Local Businesses

The DHCD grant award for these 23 communities will be utilized to award individual businesses grants of up to $10,000.

Interactive Lexington Map Shows What's Open

The town created an interactive map that shows the restaurants, shops and public services that are open.

Lexington Theatre Pharmacy Under New Ownership

Lexington's Theatre Pharmacy was purchased by the Dinno Health family of independent pharmacies.

Today Is Last Day To Pay Fourth Quarter Tax Bills In Lexington

Visit the link below for more information.

Town Of Lexington Releases Reopening Plan

Under the first phase (Phase A), certain recreation facilities will begin to reopen on June 5.

Town Of Lexington Extends Deadline Of Fourth Quarter Tax Bills Until June 30

The Select Board voted to adopt the local option of a state law.

The Farmers' Market Is Back! Opening Day Is June 9 In Lexington

Featuring not only fresh, local produce, but also baked goods, meat, poultry, fish, cheese and other local foods and products.

Town Of Lexington Reopening

The determination of moving to future phases will depend on public health metrics trending in a positive direction.

Guidance For Lexington Owners & Managers Of Large Residential Buildings

The Lexington Board of Health issued COVID-19 Disinfection and Social Distancing Guidance for owners and managers of residential buildings.

More Lexington Residents Earning $1 Million Or More

The number of Lexington residents reporting income of $1 million or more increased 24.3 percent in 2017.

$93 Million Gene Manufacturing Site Opens In Lexington

Thermo Scientific said the new site will create 200 new jobs.

Lexington's Margaritas Restaurant Closed

The restaurant closed just before Thanksgiving after ten years in business in the location.

Small Business Saturday 2019: Businesses In Lexington

Small Business Saturday — it's on Nov. 30 this year — helps local businesses in Lexington compete.

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How Many Millionaires Live In Lexington?

In light of the 'millionaires tax' ballot question being shot down by the state's SJC, here's how many high-earners live in Lexington.

Lexington Couple Will Open New Bagel Shop, Deli Next Week

Jack and Maria Mahoney were looking for the perfect business to open in their Lexington neighborhood.

What's Open, Closed On Columbus Day In Lexington

Before you head out on your day off Monday, see what establishments are open and closed on the holiday.

New Bagel/Deli Spot Coming To Lexington?

A Facebook post indicates we can expect a new spot for goodies.

Lexington-Based Startup Offers Grants To Entrepreneurs

Pepperlane, founded by three area moms, helps mothers connect and hire each other. The startup is offering three grants to entrepreneurs.

What's Open, Closed On Memorial Day In Lexington

Along with town offices and banks, by state law, liquor stores are also closed on Memorial Day in Massachusetts.

Pizza Night? Lexington Bertucci's and Cops Join to Help Kids With Cancer

Monday and Tuesday Bertucci's is joining forces with Cops for Kids With Cancer.

Local Startup 'Pepperlane' Monetizes Motherhood Workforce

Founded by three moms from Lexington, Somerville and Cambridge, Pepperlane is a platform for mothers to hire each other.

When Does The Lexington Farmers' Market Open?

Here's who will be at the market this season.

Best Outdoor Dining in the Lexington Area, According to Yelp

Enjoy a meal and the weather at these hotspots around the city.