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Lexington Council for the Arts: Grant Cycle to Open on Sept. 1

Do you have a project that enhances the cultural vitality of the Lexington community? The Lexington Council for the Arts (LCA), a Town of Lexington Committee, is pleased to announce that the 2023–2024 grant cycle will open on September 1, 2023


All applications must be submitted online through the Massachusetts Cultural Council (MCC) website by October 17, 2023.

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Lex250 Community Stakeholder Mtg Aug. 29

New Memorial Being Planned

The Lex250 Commission and the Town of Lexington are working with the Metropolitan Area Planning Council to commission a memorial to be unveiled as part of the 250th celebrations in 2025.


Lex250 needs to hear from you to inform the vision and values included in the call for artists and equitable ways to remember Lexington’s revolutionary history. 


Remembering the Revolution: Lex250 Community Stakeholder Meeting to Inform Development of a Memorial to Honor the 250th

When: Tuesday, August 29, 5:30 – 7:00 PM

Where: Virtual, on Zoom


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Java with Jim: Meet with the Town Manager Tuesday, September 5

Join Town Manager Jim Malloy for Java with Jim, a series of quarterly community meetings where he will share updates on what’s happening in town and hear from members of the community. This is a great opportunity to ask questions about Town projects, programs, and/or services, or to share compliments or concerns directly with the Town Manager.

 

When: Tuesday, September 5, 9:3010:30 AM

Where: Lexington Community Center, 39 Marrett Rd

 

Jim encourages anyone and everyone in the community to meet him and join in on the conversation!

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Chat with the Chief: Meet with the Police Chief Friday, September 8

We are hosting our quarterly coffee and conversation with Police Chief Michael McLean. Please join us for this great opportunity to learn more about our police department, the many programs they oversee, and the ways they keep our community safe. We encourage you to attend and ask questions to learn more about our local police force.


When: Friday, September 8, 10:00–11:00 AM

Where: Lexington Community Center, 39 Marrett Rd


For more information, please contact Chief Equity Officer Hemali Shah at 781-698-4635.

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Fall Registration Now Open

It's hard to believe that fall is almost here, but it is already time to start registering for fall events!


Kids Test Kitchen, Medicare Open Enrollment education, Family Fishing, Pickleball, Chinese Calligraphy, and Glow-in-the-Dark Orienteering ... there's something for everyone. Sign up while space remains!

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Fall Flu Clinics

Lexington Public Health will be hosting flu clinics this fall.


Sign-up now to reserve your slot! New dates will be added to the schedule as they are confirmed.

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Interested in Joining a Board or Committee?

Fall is a time when many board and committee openings occur.


All committees invite you to attend their meetings to learn more about what they do. This is a great time to see if there's a committee that would be a good fit for you!



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Free Air Quality Index Tool

Millions of people live in areas where air pollution can cause serious health problems. Local air quality can affect our daily lives. Be sure to check the current air quality before going outside, and take things slowly when the index is high.

Check the Air Quality Index for Lexington
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Clean Water Tip

Be sure to close the lid to your trash can after throwing something away. This keeps wind from blowing trash out of the can and into our waterways.


A closed lid also prevents rain from entering the can and picking up pollutants before flowing into rivers.

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