Obviously, there is more to the story regarding the demolition of the 1696 Sawin House. But unless there was an immediate ...

The Sawin House, built in 1696 and located in the Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary, was demolished on Tuesday. Here's what it looks like plus reaction.

Mass Audubon tried to save the Sawin House. For more than a decade, we communicated regularly with elected officials. We even offered to transfer ownership of the Sawin House to the town at no ...

Recent sightings (through March 3) as reported to Mass Audubon. Single, early tree swallows and Eastern phoebes were seen in various Upper Cape locations. An executive with Hydro-Quebec, a utility ...

Following decades of back-and-forth with advocates to save the structure, the 1696 Sawin House is no longer. The post Mass Audubon demolishes the oldest house in Natick appeared first on Boston.com.

Sometimes it takes a village. When word got out that a bald eagle nesting platform had fallen on Hopkins Island, the town of ...

In March of 1975, an extremely rare Ross's Gull was confirmed for the first time in the Lower 48. The sighting and the frenzy ...

Butterflies are declining rapidly across the contiguous United States, including in Massachusetts. Research published in the ...

We were away earlier this week when the Sawin House, which had been Natick’s oldest, was demolished at Mass Audubon’s ...

Massachusetts groundhog Ms. G has some bad news for people hoping for the New England winter to come to an end in the near future.

NATICK – The Sawin House is no more. On Tuesday, the Massachusetts Audubon Society demolished the first home built by white settlers in Natick, after years of a group’s efforts to try to ...