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Creating community connections for 30 years!

Lexington’s Colonial Times Magazine is a full-color print publication mailed monthly for no charge to residents and businesses in Lexington. As a community-based feature publication, we provide articles about Lexington people and places, and issues that are important to Lexingtonians. We celebrate the spirit of community, and the unique history only found in Lexington—the birthplace of American Liberty!

Connecting the community for 30 years!

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STORIES FROM OUR CURRENT ISSUE

Lexington’s CJ Cox Helps Lead Purdue To Big 10 Championship

BY JOHN CONCEIION

Munroe Center for the Arts Proposes Performance Pavilion

BY LAURIE ATWATER

From Russia with Love: Memorial to the Lexington Minute Men of April 19, 1775

ANDREW McALEER & KYLE AUTERIO

Documentary OPEN SPACE at The Lexington Venue

BY ELENA MURPHY

Artinian Jewelry: A Lasting Legacy in Lexington

BY MICHELLE VISCO

Behind the Scenes at FRONTLINE: Publishing Without Fear or Favor

BY JANE WHITEHEAD

Melissa Termine Battite Named One of America’s 250 Public Service Champions

MICHELLE VISCO

Funding the Future

BY JANE WHITEHEAD

Lexington’s Shereen Salem is Golden Glove Champion

BY JOHN CONCEISON

DAR Annual Yard Sale

COMMUNITY EVENT

Lexington Soccer Celebration: June 16–26 

COMMUNITY EVENT

CEL
Community Endowment of Lexington (CEL) Announces 2026 Grant Recipients

COMMUNITY NOTICE

CLC Events: Willard’s Woods & Spring Birding

COMMUNITY EVENTS

Lexington Field & Garden Club Events

COMMUNITY EVENTS

TREE NEWS SPRING 2026

BY MATT FOTI

Town of Lexington women staff members graduate from Women’s Institute for Leadership and Learning

Unraveling The Magic Of A Muster!

COMMUNITY EVENT

MORE STORIES

Architecture Beyond Buildings: A Human Centered Approach to Design WITH JULIAN K. PHILLIPS, ASSOC. AIA

Bikeway Cleanup & Garlic Mustard Pull

COMMUNITY EVENT

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Telling Their Stories: Ana Hebra Flaster and Ted Page

BY ELENA MURPHY

Will Smith Enjoys NHL Olympic Break at Home, with Family and Friends

BY JOHN CONCEISON

Election Results

Henry Wan was named the 2026 Massachusetts School Counselor of the Year

BY ELENA MURPHY

Building Strength After 50: How Strength Training Is Essential to Aging Well

BY MICHELLE VISCO

LHS Grad Leads Startup Offering Hope for Better Burn Care

BY JANE WHITEHEAD

Great Playing and Coaching Leads LHS Varsity Basketball to a Winning Start

By JOHN CONCEISON

Create a Lambeth-Style (also known as “vintage”) Heart Cake at LexMedia

COMMUNITY NOTICE

Lin Jensen Launches Campaign for Lexington Planning Board Seat

PATRIOTS’ DAY 2025

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