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Saturday 23 November 2024

Newton

Newton Community Pride hosted WinterFEST, with events like soup dinners to ice sculpture demonstrations, providing community fun.

A judge reduced fines against the Newton Teachers Association for its strike to $50,000 per school day until the union reaches a contract.

State fines against the NTA reached $375,000 Thursday night, as the union announced the sixth day of its strike.

The PEC hosted a community forum Tuesday to discuss the NPS budget. Ward 5 Councilor Bill Humphrey joined to take questions.

The Zoning and Planning Committee approved funding to the Community Preservation Committee to restore the Second Church in Newton.

Newton North High School teachers marched across Newtonville on Monday, the second school day of the NTA strike.

A judge granted an injunction against the Newton Teachers Association to end its strike or risk legal consequences on Friday

The NTA voted Thursday night to strike beginning Friday, Jan. 19, according to a Newton School Committee email sent to families.

Newton Public Schools parents gathered in front of Newton City Hall to advocate for fair teacher contracts amid rumors of a teacher strike.

Mixed-use developer WS Development announced the first 14 businesses to open as a part of The Street Chestnut Hill’s 27 Boylston renovation.

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