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Lexington's tercentennial flags alternate with Old Glory outside of Cary Memorial Hall, where the opening ceremonies of Lexington's 300th were held on Saturday, Sept 22, 2012. This Memorial Day weekend, Lexington will honor America and itself.

Much Ado About Lexington This Memorial Day Weekend

Looking forward to Discovery Day, Lexington's 300th festivities, old-time baseball and a Memorial Day parade.

By Patrick Ball | 5:47 am

This Willow Street home is among those for sale currently in Lexingotn.

New Homes For Sale in Lexington This Week

Eoin McCurdy, 4, of Lexington, tries his hand at building a dam during Lexington's DPW Day, held Thursday, May 24.

5 Things: DPW Day is Today, a Residential Solar Seminar Tonight

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Lexington's local businesses at Discovery Day.

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Weekend Planner: Old-Time Baseball, an Orchard House Tour and Discovery Day

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Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Tim Murray and Gov. Deval Patrick speak at a Wednesday press conference at the State House where Murray announced his resignation.

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Murray to Resign June 2; Patrick Calls Him 'Outstanding Partner'

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Transit Police Arrest Lexington Man Arrested for Drug Offenses Police

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Devon Franklin (left) ‘13 of Waltham and Emily Arbetter (center) ‘15 of Lexington, receive the first place award for their team science project from science teacher Erica Knipp (right) at the Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall School. Their experiment on pesticides levels on strawberries was on display at the School’s annual Science Fair held on May 10th. Emily is the daughter of Jeffrey and Karen Arbetter of Lexington.Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall is a coeducational day and boarding school located in Waltham, MA. To learn more visit chch.org.

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Photo of the Day: Lexington Student Wins Science Fair

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Lt. Gov. Tim Murray to Resign

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Open Season: Lexington Farmers Market Returns to the Town Center

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Sustainable Lexington in partnership with Next Step Living

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5 Things: Better Buildings Program to Resume Canvassing

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Deadline Extended for Minuteman High Hall of Fame Nominations

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Better Business Bureau Urges Donor Caution After Tornadoes

By BBB of Eastern Massachusetts, Maine, Rhode Island & Vermont | Wednesday, May 22

Start With Trust

After every natural disaster and manmade catastrophe, we see an outpouring of generosity, along with the inevitable scams and frauds.

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Pawsitively Strong: New Fund to Provide Assistance Dogs to Boston Marathon Bombing Victims

By Raul Henriquez Pineda | Tuesday, May 21

A new fund, Pawsitively Strong, has been created to cover the costs involved with supplying assistance dogs to the victims of the Boston marathon bombings.

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Shark Shooter!

By Patricia Marks-Martinovich | Wednesday, May 22

A fashion blog for the suburbanly challenged!

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GOAL: Gun-Related Homicides, Assaults are Up Due to Failure of State Gun Control Laws

By Dee Dee Edmondson | Monday, May 20 | 184 comments

Gun Owner's Action League of Massachusetts (GOAL) points to latest statistics released by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health as sign of failure for state gun control laws.

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