Category: Lexington Observer
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Waste disposal at center of Town Meeting night seven
Town Meeting members considered four articles during the seventh session of the annual meeting on Wednesday, April 20, leaving more on the table for an eighth night on Monday, May 4. Most of Wednesday evening’s discussions centered around trash disposal,…
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A nuclear scientist, school psychologist and biomechanics researcher walk into an art exhibit …
In a sunlit room at the Munroe Center for the Arts, Sudakshina Bhattacharya greeted guests in a teddy bear-patterned sweater, striking a light-hearted mood. Behind her hung canvases featuring nature scenes, landscapes and an expansive view of the Boston Public…
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Lexington teen earns $90,000 scholarship at national science and math competition
Jerry Xu is pictured with his project poster at the Regeneron Science Talent Search 2026. / Credit: Regeneron Science Talent Search Lexington High School senior Jerry Xu believes that science can be approached in two ways. The first is through…
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How Lexington’s Muslim residents mark Ramadan
In the center of Depot Square, a metallic crescent moon cradles a dangling star, its silver embellishments gleaming. The Lexington Muslim Community purchased the statue ahead of last year’s Ramadan celebration, hoping it would spark curiosity about the Islamic faith long after…
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Lexington Women’s Track and Field team eyes nationals
Lexington Girls Indoor Track and Field Division 1 Champions / Photo Credit: Stephen Cho The Lexington High School women’s track and field team won its second straight Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 1 indoor championship last week, more than doubling…
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Lexington students launch civics program to connect youth, politicians
Grette Buttner wanted a firsthand look at how her town government worked. She searched for school clubs and programs that would let her connect directly with elected officials and ask about local issues. When she couldn’t find one, The Winsor…
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Lexington considers “Skip the Stuff” bylaw to cut restaurant waste
Lexington Town Meeting Members will vote on a citizens’ petition to adopt a “Skip the Stuff” bylaw that would require local restaurants to ask customers before adding single-use plastic utensils or condiment packets to takeout orders. The vote will take…