On Tuesday morning at around 7 a.m., one person was hospitalized after a multi-vehicle rollover crash on Route 9 in Newton.
“It Is Time For You To Leave the United States”: Newton Citizen and Immigration Lawyer Ordered To Self-Deport
In an apparent mistake, the Department of Homeland Security told a Newton lawyer, a U.S. citizen, she had one week to self-deport.
Newton’s Generational Tobacco Ban Finds Support Among Young People
Massachusetts is beginning to fight back against the detrimental effects of tobacco, and Newton has become a microcosm of a growing debate.
The Personalities Behind Jinny’s Pizzeria in Newton Centre
The Newton pizza joint is driven by a pizza oven nicknamed Dottie McLovin’, and the memory of owner Lydia Reichert’s grandmother, Jinny.
Newton’s Allen Center Hosts Artist Kathryn Geismar’s “Attachment.”
The Newton Cultural Alliance at the Allen Center hosted a talk with Kathryn Geismar, artist and psychologist behind the display “Attachment.”
Good Dog Records & Books Brings Soulful Education, Music, and Conversation to Newton Centre
Right down the road from Newton Centre Green sits a shop for bookworms and record lovers alike, transporting customers to a store reminiscent of one from the early 2000s with its striped awning and warm colored interior decorations. The store’s logo, a dog sitting sheepishly and turning its head to the left, appears as if…
From Pop-Up to Viral Success: The Half Cookie’s Sweet Journey
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.
Sixth Staff Member Identified with Brain Tumor at Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Newton-Wellesley Hospital announced Thursday that a sixth staff member had been diagnosed with a benign, non-malignant brain tumor
Newton City Council Delays Vote on Accessory Dwelling Unit Ordinance
Newton City Council discussed two versions of a zoning law concerning accessory dwelling units, but delayed voting on them.
Newton Details Plan for Spending of Federal Housing Grants Next Year
Newton’s Planning and Development Board passed a report describing how the city will spend its $3.5 million in federal housing grants next year.