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Snowstorm in Natick: No school; trash & recycling pickup delayed, buildings closed, TV news gets ready

December 16, 2020 by Bob Brown

Due to the anticipated storm, Natick Public Schools will be closed — meaning no remote, hybrid, or live instruction — on Dec 17. Stay tuned regarding any news about Friday.

Separately, Thursday and Friday curbside collections of trash and recycling in Natick are delayed for one day, per the town’s Department of Public Works. Regular Thursday collections will occur on Friday, Dec. 18, and regular Friday collections will take place on Saturday, Dec. 19.

Town of Natick has declared a storm emergency effective 8 PM, Dec. 16 and all town buildings will be closed Dec. 17. During this storm emergency, no vehicles are allowed to park on any roadway to allow for snow removal. Any vehicle on a public way will be ticketed and towed. Parking is available in the Municipal Parking Lot at West Central and Pond Street.

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It looks like Natick’s snow will be particularly newsworthy, as WCVB-TV had a van parked behind a plow next to Town Hall on Wednesday night.

wcvb van and plow at town hall pre storm

The DPW has prepped the roads to melt some of the coming snow and ice.

snow brined roads


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