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Wednesday 26 February 2025

Newton

The Newton Theatre Company dazzled theatergoers with its rendition of Dracula in which it cast female actors in traditionally male roles.

Newton’s Land Use Committee approved amending a special permit for an office building in Auburndale and replacing a home in West Newton.

In celebration of Lunar New Year, residents of Sunrise Senior Living gathered on Wednesday to enjoy festivities and a cultural showcase.

The committee discussed a new graduation standard following a ballot initiative that removed the state standardized test as a requirement.

Three Newton marijuana dispensaries have threatened to sue the city to win back community impact fees they have been required to pay.

Newton saw a 117 percent increase in residential break-ins and a 63 percent increase in car break-ins in 2024.

Nonantum residents debated adding a fourth floor to a local barbershop owner’s new development in the Newton village.

Newton City Council prohibited the sale of tobacco products to people born on or after March 1, 2004, in its meeting on Tuesday.

Newton’s Foundation for Racial, Ethnic and Religious Harmony organized the city’s annual, interfaith celebration of Martin Luther King.

Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee agreed to send a new retaining wall proposal to City Council for the Village Center Overlay District.

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