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Natick Nights returns

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The first in this summer’s series of Natick Nights was held on Thursday, June 1, bringing families, vendors, music, and more downtown.

Natick Nights June

One tidbit we got while on the Common: The Anthology Senior Living rep said they just got state approval to open, so the assisted living and memory care facility expects its first residents to move in within days.

Somehow we didn’t make it down the Adams Street Art Gallery, where beer, wine and food were being offered, and we heard it was a blast. Didn’t want to peak too early.

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Celebrate last day of school at Lilja Carnival in Natick on Thursday, June 15

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The public is welcome to attend the annual Lilja Carnival on Thursday, June 15, from 4-8pm at the Lilja Elementary School (41 Bacon St.). This also marks the last day of Natick Public School for the season.

The event, originally slated for June 4, features food, rides, acrobatics, balloons, inflatables, games, and more.

More info on the carnival, including ticket pre-orders, at the Lilja PTO website.

lilja carnival

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Friday is letters to the editor day in Natick

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Natick Report accepts letters to the editor. Letters must be of general local community interest and must be signed. Community shout-outs are also accepted and encouraged. For example, a non-profit may thank an organization for a donation received.

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