Newton Archives — The Heights

Sunday 27 April 2025

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After years of stormwater runoff eroding the beach at Crystal Lake, Newton will install a new drainage system to prevent future damage.

BC Law’s Initiative on Land, Housing, and Property Rights hosted a panel for housing experts to discuss the MBTA Communities Act

Newton Mayor Fuller presented a $623 million budget for fiscal year 2026 in her annual report, warning of economic uncertainty for the city.

On Thursday morning, Newton residents gathered for the long-awaited Cupola Topping-Off Ceremony at the new Cooper Center for Active Living.

U.S. Representative Jake Auchincloss misses the days when Democrats were cool, or so he told a crowd of students.

Several Newton Public Schools parents offered public comment as the weeks-long, contentious budgetary negotiations continued.

On Tuesday morning at around 7 a.m., one person was hospitalized after a multi-vehicle rollover crash on Route 9 in Newton.

In an apparent mistake, the Department of Homeland Security told a Newton lawyer, a U.S. citizen, she had one week to self-deport.

Massachusetts is beginning to fight back against the detrimental effects of tobacco, and Newton has become a microcosm of a growing debate.

The Newton pizza joint is driven by a pizza oven nicknamed Dottie McLovin’, and the memory of owner Lydia Reichert’s grandmother, Jinny.

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