Curbside Trash & Recycling Update In Natick Town

Regular Friday collections will occur on December 26 and January 2.

A Joke A Day Keeps The Pandemic Blues Away In Natick

A Natick woman has posted a joke outside her home almost daily since the pandemic began, attracting gifts, smiles and at least one heckler.

Natick Will Replace Trees Culled Due To Emerald Ash Borer

Natick will plant three new tree types along the east side of the common along Park Street.

Trash And Recycling Pickup Update From Town Of Natick

The regular sanitation collection schedule will resume the following week.

This Weekend: Natick Scouts Holiday Donation Drive

The Boy Scouts are seeking donations of items like toiletries and cleaning products for people in need over the holidays.

Nurses Protest, Deadly Crash, Detroit Pizza: Patch Top Stories

See the week's top stories: Fentanyl bust in Milford, a look at coronavirus fines, more.

Annual Natick Substance Use Disorder Vigil Will Go On In 2020

Natick's annual vigil for people who died of substance-use disorder will happen virtually this year.

Elder-Well Senior Program Opens In Natick

Elder-Well offers a variety of programs for seniors, from education to health and wellness.

Natick Will Bury Mashpee Wampanoag Man Taken From Grave

Alexander Quapish died in 1776. He was disinterred by a likely amateur archeologist, spending the last 150 years at a Harvard museum.

Natick Elderly And Disabled Fund Committee

The timeframe for applications to be submitted to Elderly and Disabled Fund Committee is between July 1st and November 15th.

Public Hearing In Town Of Natick- MBTA

The MBTA has scheduled a public meeting on Tuesday, November 10th from 6:00 to 8:00 PM that is of particular interest to Natick.

Morse Library Chief Will Become Worcester Library Director

Jason Homer was picked to lead the Worcester library system after a nationwide search this year.

Natick Couple To Match Up To $20K On ONEmetrowest Day

ONEmetrowest Day on Oct. 30 raises money for the Foundation for MetroWest.

Come Together Natick! - Community Forum Meeting Information

The meeting will be held online via Zoom.

CPR Classes For November (Free) By Natick Fire Department

The location is TBA and will be emailed out approximately one week ahead of the scheduled class time.

Fall Curbside Yard Waste Collections In Town Of Natick

Yard waste may also be disposed of in the Compost Area at the Town Recycling Center on West Street.

How To Roast Seeds After A Pumpkin Patch Visit In Natick

If you visited a pumpkin patch, you have some carving and cooking to do. Here's our favorite seed recipe and how to preserve your pumpkin.

‘Critical Drought’ Declared In Charles River Watershed

Residents in towns like Natick, Milford and Wayland are being asked to conserve water.

Natick Community Forums

The first two forums will be virtual - Thursday, October 29, 2020 (12:00 - 1:30 pm) and Monday, November 2, 2020 (6:00-7:30 pm).

Natick Avenu Complex Wins Development Award

The senior living complex opened in Natick in October 2019.

Leaky Toilet Means $15K Water Bill For Natick Homeowner

William Kourtis said he "almost had a heart attack" when he saw the bill.

Water Use Restriction Lifted In Town Of Natick

The restriction has been lifted from September 30.

Local Students, Staff Test Positive For Coronavirus: Patch PM

Plus: Hectic police chase on I-495 | Molotov cocktail indictment | Halloween canceled | More

Fall 2020 Hydrant Flushing Program In Town Of Natick

Flushing of water mains is necessary to improve water quality and ensure proper valve and hydrant operation.

Foundation For MetroWest Seeks 1,000 Donors By December

The Natick-based nonprofit launched its year-end fundraiser this week, calling it the "most ambitious" to date.

Natick Cannabis Community Outreach Meetings Wrap Up This Week

The last of four presentations about new marijuana businesses in Natick will take place on Thursday.

Natick Dedicates New Connor Heffler Park

Heffler, the son of two Natick employees, died in 2016 at age 11 after a battle with cancer.

Masked Intruder, Mall Future, Minecraft Abuse: Patch Top Stories

See the top stories from Patch this week: Coronavirus at local elementary school, boater dies, deputy gets long prison sentence, and more.

New Adult Day Program Opening In Natick

The Elder-Well program is set to open in mid-October.

Natick Black Lives Matter Rally To Focus On Black Property Rights

The event will feature Linda Valentin, a Black woman who said she was referred to as a "monkey" during a development dispute in Natick.

What's Open, Closed On Labor Day 2020 In Natick

The Labor Day holiday on Sept. 7 will mean closures for key businesses, some transit and government offices.

Why The Center for Arts in Natick Was Red This Week

TCAN participated in a statewide demonstration on Tuesday drawing attention to performing arts venues.

Buildings To Be Demolished At Natick St. Patrick's Development

Demolition on several buildings at the site will begin in early September, according to the developer.

Police Seek Tips In Hit-And-Run That Injured Couple: Patch PM

Plus: Church closing | New cannabis store | Trump flag thief sought | More

Natick Officials Publish East Park Update

Design and permitting will be completed this fall with construction to follow.

Community Rallies Around Natick Couple Injured In Hit-And-Run

Multiple fundraisers seek to support Kimberly Gunner and Andy Colbert, who were seriously injured on Washington Avenue on Aug. 18.

Purple Flags In Natick For Opioid Awareness Day

The flags will be on display at the First Congregational Church through early September.

Natick Police Bike Auction Concludes This Week

Natick police auction abandoned bikes each year. This year's sale is taking place online.

Last Day To See Natick LOVE 01760 Art Installation

The thousands of pieces of art adorning the downtown pedestrian bridge will come down on Thursday.

Mandatory Water Use Restriction In Town Of Natick

This measure will assist in maintaining water levels in the storage tanks for fire protection and normal consumption use.