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Open Season: Lexington Farmers Market Returns to the Town Center

The popular market returned for the season on Tuesday, May 21.

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Deadline Extended for Minuteman High Hall of Fame Nominations

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4 Ingleside Road, Lexington List Price: $849,000 Sold Price: $955,000 Sold Date: May 17, 2013 Living Area: 2,400sq. ft. Rooms: 8 Bedrooms: 3 Baths: 2 full, 1 half

Sold: Homes Continue Selling Over Asking Price

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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 | 138 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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