Friday, January 4, 2013
We've added, tweaked and changed a host of features, so even if you think you know...
It's a big year, this 2013. Why? Well, because we beat the Mayan calendar and made it past 2012! But it's also a gigantic year because you can get involved and share all things Lexington like never before. We have certainly grown and changed since we started. So even if you think you know how to use Patch like a pro, here are some more tips to stay informed - and more importantly, inform others. 1. Add photos to our brand new Neighborhood Gallery. Have a great picture from an evening out in Lexington Center or the latest FOLMADS production? Now you can share it with everyone else in town - and the gallery is an easy spot for your family to find it. 2. Follow every step of a story. Use our follow-up feature to know when we post a new …
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Town Manager Carl Valente shares his Top 10 Ways to get involved, stay informed and enjoy Lexington in 2012.
With the New Year upon us, here are my top 10 suggestions for Lexington residents to get involved, stay informed or simple enjoy our wonderful community: My best to all in 2012. Thank you for your ongoing support.
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Sunday, January 1, 2012
Last week, we looked back on 2011. Now, we turn the focus forward and take a look at 2012. What will the big story in Lexington this year? Take our poll and let us know in the comments section below.
A new year starts today and with that comes the promise of endless possibilities and all sorts of stories as we look at what 2012 will hold for Lexington. From local, state and national elections to school building projects to preparing Lexington's tercentennial celebrations, there's a lot on tap for 2012 -- and that's not even getting into things like Busa Farms, a just-started Fire Department study or the set of significant zoning changes proposed for Lexington Center. We know we're only scratching the surface here. Ultimately, each individual likely will define the year's biggest story as that which had the most significant impact on his or her lives, be it a storm that knocks out power to a neighborhood, a sports team making a …
