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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.

But viral posts on X, Fox News, and elsewhere turned the local incident into a national story — without essential context and factchecking.

Setting the record straight on the Diamond Middle School principal’s apology letter regarding an antisemitism presentation Accounts on X, Fox News, and elsewhere have shared misinformation about what happened. In reality, LPS responded to concerned families and stands behind combating antisemitism.

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 there were not enough no votes to overturn Town Meeting's decision. Read the full story at LexObserver.org

Free World Cup screenings, food trucks, a beer garden and kids’ zone are coming to the Visitors Center lawn for 10 days this June.

World Cup watch party coming to Lexington Center Free World Cup screenings, food trucks, a beer garden and kids' zone are coming to the Visitors Center lawn for 10 days this June.