The town is working to establish a working webpage that serves as a database to pair volunteers with organizations.
Natick is underway in updating its 2018 hazard mitigation plan. Now, a survey allows residents to add their voices to the process.
Bill is the first post-pandemic comprehensive long-term care reform package
The new prices will be cheaper than the residential basic service offered by Eversource, at least through the end of 2023, officials said.
DESE has awarded Natick Public Schools with $16,500 in grant funding for their MyCAP program
MassDOT to host a hearing for public input on the Lake Cochituate Path Project
Bill is the largest update to gun safety laws since 2014
A second public input survey was released, hoping to again narrow the field of potential branding options.
The measure will need approval at Town Meeting, but the Select Board has cleared the way for new tasers for the police department.
Four members of the Sustainability Committee resigned at Natick's October Select Board meeting, but they aren't your typical resignations.
House passes the Frances Perkins Workplace Equity Act
Bill includes $561.3 million in tax relief in Fiscal Year 2024, $1.02 billion in Fiscal Year 2027 and beyond
MassDEP has awarded Natick and Wayland with over $39,000 in grant funding for their Sustainable Materials Recovery Programs
WBUR reports that Natick settled its lawsuit with the publication over withholding public records related to ex-cop James Quilty.
The annual Town Meeting is slated for mid-October. On the warrant are a few familiar items, but a few new ones too. Here's what to know.
Natick and Metro West Collaborative Development reached an agreement to develop the property, creating 32 residential units.
The fiscal 2024 budget plan was sent to Gov. Maura Healey for a signature. Here's what Natick could get in the deal.
Highlights include investments in education, health care, and housing, and over $600,000 for Natick and Wayland
Legislature approves historically high level of funding for Chapter 90 municipal transportation
Whip Clark Celebrates Federal Investments in Local Flood Mitigation, Lead Pipe Removal in Schools
Clark joins the Charles River Watershed Association to speak on how funding will manage storm runoff and flooding across the watershed.
Highlights include funding for hospitals, collective bargaining agreements, DTA caseworkers, and more.
In a lawsuit filed on behalf of Skylar Sarkisian, the former firefighter said he was let go after refusing to falsify medical records.
Gov. Maura Healey announced a new solar study on the 15th anniversary of the state's Green Communities Act.
Healey is set to announce a new solar study on the 15th anniversary of the state's Green Communities Act.
Natick officials hope to streamline the process and roll out an improved online payment system.
Officials plan to fund various municipal projects that will contribute to Natick's "growth and development." What to know.
Natick will host two listening sessions this week for residents to understand that state's opioid settlement strategy.
Natick's Town Moderator will appoint five residents to the committee in June, but applications are still open. Here's what to know.
The new seal was approved at the town's annual Town Meeting earlier this month. Here's when the seal becomes official.
The town announced hires of a new executive director, director of facilities and director of public works.
Natick's Spring Town Meeting had a 35 article warrant. Video of the meeting has now been published online.
Highlights include permanent funding for universal school meals, free community college, and funding to ensure access to abortion medication
The Whalen brothers will be forever remembered in Natick, with special recognition at the corner of Willow and North Main Streets.
The Natick treasurer released a list of names with funds available to claim from the town. Here's what to know.
In addition to Select Board and School Committee, Natick also voted for town meeting members in the town's 10 precincts.
Unofficial results show that incumbent Richard Sidney will keep a Select Board seat, while two new faces will join the School Committee.
There is plenty to vote for on the 2023 ballot, including a ballot question and multiple seats on town boards and committees.
"People are in a race to take the most extreme position that they can. It's a race to the bottom," Clakr said.
Captain Mark Connelly is set to work his final shift this week. His retirement marks the end of a long run for the Connelly family.