UnconVENTional Mural Unveiled in Center

From the vantage point of her studio entrance overlooking Adams Street, Ginger McEachern often found herself in some semblance of this state of being. Upon that landing before descending a few steps to street level, the Natick artist had been constantly confronted with a certain item on her artistic to-do list. Read More »

Despite Pandemic, Farmers Market Marches On

After serving the community for 20 years, the Natick Farmers Market was not about to let a pandemic stop them now. Read More »

Framingham, Natick-Cochituate Rail Trail (CRT) Installs Pedestrian Bridges over Routes 9 and 30

Work on the Natick section of the Cochituate Rail Trail (CRT) continues to progress. Read More »

Coronavirus Could Not Steal all of the Summer Fun

Programming for special needs individuals through the Natick Recreation And Parks Department is open to anyone interested. Read More »

Mixing Outdoor Dining with Art

Natick Public Works Department helped with the installation of lights on Washington St. Read More »

New Task Force Addresses Racial Injustice

The Natick Select Board appointed the following members on Oct. 14 to its newly formed Equity Task Force Read More »

Helping Your Natick Neighbors with Virtual 5K

Everywhere you look, events have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and the Natick Service Council’s annual dinner and auction is no different. Read More »

NHS Girls Soccer Team Ready To Adjust To Changes

Dave Wainwright knows a thing or two about soccer and he’s also well-versed on what’s needed to win championships. Read More »

Senator Rausch Explains Voting by Mail

Senator Rausch Explains Voting by Mail Read More »

Buyback Program Takes Guns Out of Circulation

Natick residents, organizations and police partnered last month to take unwanted and idle guns out of circulation. The effort was a small victory amid a sea of firearms that have been sold nationally this spring and summer. Read More »