The new Che! Empanada in Newtonville is an authentic, delectable Argentinian spot perfect for a lunch break right off the Mass. Turnpike.
Green Line Branch Serving Newton to Suspend Service Periodically Throughout Next Six Weeks
The MBTA announced that the Newton-based D Branch of the Green Line will close for 27 days over the next six weeks for safety repairs.
A Year After Newton Imposed Harsh Restrictions on Gun Stores, Gun Control Advocates Want More
Potential firearms businesses need a special permit and a vote of approval from the Newton City Council to open in the city.
Newton Community Pride Auctions Off Locally Designed Art Benches
Newton Community Pride is auctioning off 12 public benches crafted by local and regional artists. The auction will last until Sept. 30.
Newton Senior Center Programs to Move to Temporary Facilities Starting in November
The department will host many of the same programs in the temporary campus as it would have held in the senior center building.
Newton Launches New Grant Initiative with ARPA Funds to Address Community Needs
The City of Newton will appropriate $1.75 million of its ARPA funds for an economic initiative, according to Mayor Fuller.
Zhang: Demolishing 345 Walnut St. is Both Necessary and Necessarily Unpleasant
Senior centers serve seniors, but the existing one does not fulfill that purpose.
Newton Police Department Fields Complaints Meant for Police in Newton, Iowa
The Newton Police Department (NPD) has been inundated with misplaced calls and complaints in the past week. But the calls aren’t meant for Newton, Mass.
Newton Police Chief Holds Quarterly Discussion with Public Safety & Transportation Committee
The Newton Police Department (NPD) has recorded over 50 bias-related incidents since the start of 2022.
From Farms to Golf Courses, Newton Businesses are Feeling the Heat During Extreme Drought
Whether it be at farms or golf courses, the summer drought has left Newton businesses with changes in revenue.