Author: Vanessa Lee
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Facing tariffs, a Lexington wine seller tries to stay afloat
Uncertainty is setting in for a Lexington wine seller as the Trump administration’s tariffs ripple through the global supply chain. In April, the administration announced a 10% tariff on all imported goods and a 20% tariff on products from the…
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Lexington High School Chamber Orchestra wins National Championship
The results of the 2025 National Orchestra Cup were being announced. The runner-up was Honolulu’s Iolani School, whose performance was so polished it had left the members of the Lexington High School Chamber Orchestra deeply impressed and inspired. “Wait…then who…
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Lexington’s Harrington Elementary to replace single-use tableware with reusables
Lunchtime at Harrington Elementary School will look a little different — and a lot greener — next fall. The town of Lexington is rolling out reusable tableware at the elementary school as part of a sustainability initiative expected to reduce…
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Lexington’s Harrington Elementary to replace single-use tableware with reusables
Lunchtime at Harrington Elementary School will look a little different — and a lot greener — next fall. The town of Lexington is rolling out reusable tableware at the elementary school as part of a sustainability initiative expected to reduce…
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Lexington hopes for economic boost from 250th anniversary
Lexington is anticipating a significant economic boost as it prepares to host thousands of visitors for the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution. Sandhya Iyer, director of tourism in Lexington, said the town is already seeing signs of that impact…
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New cellphone policy in Lexington Public Schools
Lexington Public Schools have joined the growing number of schools nationwide that are banning or limiting cellphone use in an effort to curb distractions and improve student focus. The Lexington School Committee has approved a policy banning cellphone use during…
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Lexington celebrates 250 years of American history through music
Local high school musicians are bringing history to life through music. Students from Lexington and Concord-Carlisle high schools will take the stage March 4 for “Sound Revolutions,” featuring the world premiere of a commissioned piece by the renowned composer Dwayne…