Mount Alvernia will close after this academic year, according to the school’s board of directors and the Missionary Franciscan Sisters.
Metro, Top Story, Newton
UPDATE: Newton Voters Cast Split Decision in Special Override Election
Fifty-three percent of voters voted no on question one, while 47 percent of voters voted yes, according to an email from Fuller.
Newton, Metro, Food
Pon de Joy Brings Mochi Donuts to Newton Centre
The donuts at the Newton Centre location have a chewy, distinct texture from other traditional donuts at other shops, according to the owner.
Metro, Newton, Politics
Newton Zoning and Planning Committee Reviews Village Center Zoning Redesign Framework
City officials presented at the meeting to receive more feedback prior to the creation of a second version of village center zoning maps.
Metro, Newton
Newton Free Library Hosts Webinar on Jewish Lawyers’ Role in Civil Rights Movement
Jewish lawyers largely came from the North, and they worked to dismantle legally enforceable racial segregation, according to the speaker.
Metro, Features, Newton
Fulfilled Goods Minimizes Waste, Creates Community in Newton
The shop carries goods in bulk, and customers bring in their own reusable containers to fill up with the store’s products.
Newton, Food, Metro
Grandma’s Kitchen Brings Authentic, Homestyle Taiwanese Food to Newtonville
Customers sink into a cozy and homey atmosphere as they eat authentic Taiwanese dishes at Newtonville’s newest restaurant, Grandma’s Kitchen.
Metro, Politics, Newton, Newton Override Special Election
Charles River Regional Chamber Endorses Split Vote on Override Questions
Newton residents will vote on three override questions regarding a proposed $15 million tax increase during a special election on March 14.
Metro, Celebrating Black Voices
Myrtle Baptist Church Remains a Cornerstone of Newton’s Black Community Throughout Its 149-Year History
Myrtle Baptist is unique as it has a history of activism and community work, allowing it to act as a haven for those that need it.
Metro, Politics, Features, Newton, Celebrating Black Voices
Tarik Lucas Breaks Barriers as First Black Newton City Councilor in 40 Years
As city councilor, Lucas said he is always listening to his constituents and building relationships with Newton residents.
