Fuller said the event was painful but necessary in light of the attacks, and that her thoughts are with all those involved in the conflict.
NPS Teachers Express Concern Over Compensation, Turnover of Teaching Assistants and Special Educators
Contract negotiations between the NSC and the Newton Teachers Association (NTA) have been ongoing since December 2022.
Increase in Flooding in Newton Prompts Concern, Call for Action
The Charles River and Greater Boston area are prone to flooding due to the geography of the region, experts said.
Newton Conservators Hosts Webinar Calling for Removal of Watertown Dam
Members of the Charles River Watershed Association advocated for the removal of the Watertown Dam on the Charles Rivers.
Newton’s Bakeries Draw New and Old Customers to Annual Crawl
This weekend, Newton’s second annual Bakery Crawl event drew people from across Newton’s villages to the city’s bakeries.
Newton Cultural Council Celebrates Grants to Promote City’s Culture
Newton Cultural Council representatives and residents of the city, gathered in Newton City Hall to celebrate recipients of NCC grants.
Outspoken Residents Argue For, Against Proposed Zoning Maps at Public Hearing
The city must adopt certain zoning ordinances by Dec. 31, 2023 to remain compliant with MBTA guidelines and thus remain eligible for funding.
100-Year-Old Market Boasts Rare Specialty Treats in Newton Highlands
The Walnut Market, situated on Lincoln Street, sits between colorful storefronts and small colonial-style homes.
Boston’s Bakey Bakery Opens Pop-up Shop in Newton Centre
A new pop-up location of Bakey has opened in Newton Centre, providing flavorful Israeli pastries for local residents to indulge in.
Newton Community Pride Hosts Isabel Stover Jazz Quartet Concert in West Newton
Newton community members gathered at the Allen Center for a concert filled with jazz classics performed by the Isabel Stover Jazz Quartet.