Community Corner
Week in Review, July 19 - July 24
A Tea Party rally is scheduled, then canceled; an Italian restaurant is coming to Lexington Center.
Early this week, it was announced that Minuteman Career & Technical High School had netted The Massachusetts Clean Energy Center awarded grants to four organizations or schools in the state.
The and discussed variances and special permit requests from a local funeral home and for two residences.
Also this week, two Lexington residents were honored for continued blood donation efforts at Mt. Auburn Hospital.
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The vacant restaurant space at the corner of Massachusetts Avenue and Waltham Street previously occupied by Vinny T's of Boston will soon be drawing a new hoard of eaters. Italian restaurant chain Buca di Beppo will be opening in September, at 20 Waltham St.
Earlier this week, Lexington Patch posted information about a Tea Party rally to be held July 25 at Battle Green. However, organizers canceled the event Thursday afternoon after Eric Dahlberg, a state Senate candidate, and other politicians pulled out because of the presence of one speaker. Read about
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Thursday through Saturday, Lexington Youth Summer Theatre staged a production of "Grease" at Grace Chapel. This year marks the theater company's 30th anniversary.
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