Needham's Month in Review: Volleyball Champs, Lemonade for Alzheimer's, Officers Recognized

It’s time to take a look back at the month that was in Needham as June comes to a close.

Here’s a look at that the top stories that made headlines in the area:

Needham Town Committee Recommends Higher Water and Sewer Bills

Changes to Needham’s water and sewer rate structure were recently recommend by the town committee. The proposed changes would increase the average resident’s household bill by around 1.8 percent come the next fiscal year.

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Needham Residents to Sell Lemonade in Support of Alzheimer’s

Suzanne Lissy and Margie Levin will set up 24 lemonade stands around the town in an effort to raise awareness and money to fight the disease.

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Needham High School Captures Boys Volleyball State Championship

The Needham Rockets boys volleyball team defeated rival Westfield night at Babson College to capture the 2015 Division I state championship.

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Needham Officers Receive Responder Recognition Awards

Five officers from the Needham Police Department were presented with awards for going above and beyond their duties after rendering medical assistance to a person in need.

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