Public Buildings Commissioner Josh Morse presented plans amounting to $265.5 million to the Newton Public Utilities Committee Wednesday.
Metro, Politics, Newton
Mayor Fuller Voices Confidence in Newton’s Future at State of the City Address
Mayor Fuller expressed her confidence in the city’s future despite recent challenges in her State of the City address.
Metro, Newton, 2024 Celebrating Black Voices
Newton’s Verified Stop on Underground Railroad
In her memoir, Ellen Jackson, member of a Newton founding families, recounted a night in which a freedom seeker was brought to her home.
Newton, 2024 Celebrating Black Voices
Local Artist Kemp Harris Inspires Change Through Story and Song
Kemp Harris, an activist, singer-songwriter, and retired Newton educator, has a deep and colorful history and an even brighter future, making an impact on the city with musical and political commentary. “When he sings a song, I feel like his heart’s in it, and his history’s in it, and his passion’s in it,” Harris’ manager…
Metro, Politics
Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee Discusses Preservation of Existing Homes in Newton
Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee discussed amendments to zoning laws to enhance the preservation of existing homes on Thursday night.
Metro
Teacher, School Committee Chair Reflect on Returning to School After Strike
Two weeks after teachers’ strike, a Newton teacher and a Newton School Committee chair spoke on the future of schools in the city.
Politics, Newton
City Council and School Committee Discuss Budget, New Communication Platform in Joint Meeting
Newton’s City Council and School Committee discussed budgeting and a new communication platform for parents in a joint meeting Monday night.
Metro, Business, Newton
Community Members Send Off Beloved Local Gift Shop
Community members gathered to bid farewell to Amy Shih, owner of the gift shop Just Next Door, following her decision to close the business.
Newton
Newton’s Former Senior Center to be Demolished Soon, Commissioner Says
The Newton Public Buildings Commissioner said preparations are underway to demolish the building that was previously the Newton Senior Center.
Metro, Politics, Newton
Public Safety and Transportation Committee Discusses Resident Appeals Against No-Parking Zone, Bicycle Only Access
Newton’s Public Safety and Transportation Committee (PST) addressed Newton residents’ appeals to get rid of a no-parking zone along Farwell Street and an appeal to restrict access to Centre Street to only bicycles.
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