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Wednesday 27 November 2024

Newton

Hundreds gathered on Homer Street Sunday afternoon to reinstall a display of Israeli hostage posters two weeks after it was vandalized.

City Councilor Rick Lipof, candidate for the Middlesex 12th District House seat, wants voters to know that he’s a team player.

Climate solutions nonprofit and Framingham’s Geothermal Pilot Project met with Public Facilities Committee to discuss geothermal energy.

The Newton School Committee (NSC) approved a new food service vendor for Newton Public Schools (NPS) in a unanimous vote on Monday.

Civico Development sought a letter of support from the Newton Housing Partnership for an amendment to Civico’s pre-existing permit.

The Zoning and Planning Committee talked small business protection during development following the implementation of new zoning regulations.

One man is dead following a fire Sunday morning at 1243 Walnut St. in Newton, according to city officials.

Newton’s Programs and Services Committee discussed moving municipal elections to even years due to significantly lower voter turnouts.

Located at 71 Union St. in the heart of Newton Centre, Farmstead Table offers a homey environment accompanied by high-quality meals.

Newton-Wellesley Hospital received an award for excellence in patient safety last Tuesday from Healthgrades, a healthcare review company.

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