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Setting the record straight on the Diamond Middle School principal’s apology letter regarding an antisemitism presentation

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By Maggie Scales Verified
| The Lexington Observer Verified
William Diamond Middle School in Lexington, MA, in January 2025. / Credit: Maggie Scales Several Lexington Public School families were upset about a presentation on antisemitism that was given at Diamond Middle School on May 11 and 12. In response to their concerns, the district sent an email to students, apologizing for how the presentation made some of them feel.
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Lexington leaders flag key topics ahead of FY28 budget talks

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By Maggie Scales Verified
| The Lexington Observer Verified
Screenshot of Eileen Jay speaking, in front of about a dozen LEA members all wearing red, at the June 10 finance meeting. The screenshot was taken from LexMedia’s on demand recording of the meeting. / Source: LexMedia Participants in Lexington’s budget summits convened on June 10 to discuss how to address upcoming fiscal year 2028 budget summits to avoid another rift at Town Meeting next year.
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Lexington voters pass trash vote due to low voter turnout

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By Maggie Scales Verified
| The Lexington Observer Verified
Yes-campaign residents outside polling location in Lexington, MA, on June 16 on Article 31 election day. / Credit: Lauren Feeney Changes to the trash bylaw passed in a resident-wide referendum vote on Tuesday — not because the majority of voters checked “yes” on their ballot, but because not enough no-voters went to the polls. The ballot question asked about changes to the bylaw to permit the town to charge residents a fee for disposing of more waste than an undetermined baseline volume.
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