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People & Places

An Interview with Select Board Chair Doug Lucente

Jim Shaw, Publisher of Lexington’s Colonial Times Magazine interviews Select Board Chair Doug Lucente as a part of LexMedia’s Lexington Responds / COVID-19 programming.

In This Time of Crisis, We Can Have Faith in our Local Leaders

Laurie Atwater

By Jim Shaw | Publisher Every so often the resolve of a community is tested. And, with the onslaught of COVID-19 and its potential for great danger, we can take…

People Need Help. People Are Losing Work. HelpAroundTown.com Connects neighbors.

COMMUNITY NEWS

Your local community is one of the best solutions for helping each other in hard times. HelpAroundTown (HAT), an app designed to connect neighbors for small jobs, has launched a…

Lexington Businesses Need Your Support During this Challenging Time

DEVIN SHAW

DEVIN SHAW COVID-19 entered the lexicon of American life suddenly and unrelentingly—providing a shock to everyday norms. The news reminds us about the chaos happening with the American economy—but the…

A Lifetime of Giving Back

Ashley Rooney

When Christina Gamota lights up with an idea, she is unstoppable. What new project is she describing? What significant event is she helping to orchestrate? Christina sees a world filled…

Bringing the World to Lexington

Heather Beasley Doyle

By Heather Beasley Doyle As Godbole and Malhotra shared their stories of bringing their cultural passions to audiences, it became clear how much time, work and energy they’ve put into…

Berman’s: A legacy of giving, learning, and love

Devin Shaw

By Devin Shaw After at least 6 months of planning, on September 7th, Berman’s Wine & Spirits held their 10th Annual Block Party in East Lexington. Joel Berman was also…

Marjan Kamali’s The Stationery Shop: A Story of Love, Loss and What Happens After

JANE WHITEHEAD

JANE WHITEHEAD Tehran, 1953. As the Iranian capital simmers with political unrest, two teenagers meet and fall in love in the calm sanctuary of Mr. Fakhri’s stationery shop.

Community Strong

Jeri Zeder

The Lexington Green is once again a place of inspiration. IN THE WAKE OF NEW ZEALAND MOSQUE SHOOTINGS, LEXINGTON’S MUSLIMS STEP FORWARD, AND ARE EMBRACED WITH LOVE. Since the morning…

The Weirdos Return