Every weekend, a crowd has gathered to taste The Half Cookie, a cookie and coffee shop in Chestnut Hill that has racked up social media fame.
Metro, Newton
Newton Residents Join Nationwide “Hands Off” Protest Opposing Trump and Musk
On Saturday afternoon, Newton residents protested in Newton Centre as part of nationwide “Hands Off” demonstrations.
On Campus, Arts
BC’s Bonnie and Clyde Depicts the Danger of Desire
Bonnie and Clyde took Robsham Theater hostage April 3 to April 5, immersing BC in a twisted version of the American Dream.
Metro, Newton
Newton Banned Tobacco for Young People. Local Businesses Now Worry About Their Futures.
In January, Newton City Council passed a generational tobacco ban and local businesses are apprehensive of its potential effects.
Arts, On Campus
Princess and the bOp! Moves Audience Members to Rocking and Head Bopping
Just over 15 years ago, The Princess and the Frog hit theaters as a smash-hit success and instant Disney classic. On Saturday night, the movie’s musical musings hit Robsham Theater to an equally passionate reception.
Metro, Newton
Revolution Reloaded: Durant-Kenrick House and Grounds Hosts Revolution Reenactment
Durant-Kenrick House and Grounds celebrated the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution with reenactors and other activities.
Metro, Food, Newton
Hot Off the Press: Nonantum Press Room Serves Up Gourmet Paninis
Situated in Newton’s Italian-American neighborhood, Nonantum Press Room reinvents traditional Italian meals in the form of sandwiches
Metro, Newton
Newton’s Finance Committee Approves Grants for Historic Museum and Waste Reduction
On Monday evening, Newton’s Finance Committee approved two grants for the Jackson Homestead and Museum and one for MassDEP.
Metro, Newton
Newton City Council Approves New City Seal In Contested Vote
On Tuesday evening, the Newton City Council approved a new city seal following four years of discussion and planning.
2025 Celebrating Black Voices, Metro, Newton, Celebrating Black Voices
He Felt God Call Him to Come Out. Now, He Helps Black Churches Become Safe Spaces for Others To Do the Same.
Thomas Crowley is the first gay paster at Myrtle Baptist Church, a Black church in Newton. Now, he’s helping other churches welcome gay people.
