THE WEEK IN NATICK: Pastor on the Pope; Block Party Knocked Down; Town's Trick-or-Treating; Big Recycling Grant

A look back at the week on Natick Patch.

Posted Sun, Oct 4, 2015 at 7:31 pm ET

Prime Picking, Fun and Music the Belkin FarmIn case you forgot, Belkin Family Lookout Farm is opening, and packed with activity and fresh fruit to pick.

Start with this list from Zillow.

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Attorney General Maura Healey issues advice for consumers following Experian breach of T-Mobile users’ data.

We thank all the restaurants who made our Taste of Natick 2015 a success.

Take a look at the newest employment opportunities near you.

The Spooktacular is scheduled to take place Saturday, Oct. 24.

Senator Richard Ross joined the Mass. senate to unanimously adopt a bill intended to reduce the rate of opioid addiction.

What are you going to be for Halloween this year? Get trick-or-treating information, and safety tips, from Natick police.

The Kiwanis Taste of Natick will be held Thursday, Oct. 1 at the Hampton Inn.

Daily rainfall records were broken across the state with Wednesday’s storms. See how much rain fell throughout the area.

Plus, watch the pope bless ‘Baby Pope’ from Massachusetts, and two Boston guys hit it big after after freaking out on camera over a sunfish.

Natick was one of 216 municipalities that recently received a grant from the Baker-Polito administration.

Board Votes Down Halloween Block PartyThe Natick Board of Selectmen voted down a resident’s plan for a block party, stating safety concerns.

Natick Researchers Developing Overhead Threat Protectors for SoldiersNatick Soldier Research’s more recent project includes a new method for protecting warriors.POLICE & FIRE Natick Police Department Releases Weekly Arrest SheetSubjects are placed under arrest based on probable cause, and the arrest, in and of itself, is not a determinant of guilt.L’