The public hearing took place after interim superintendent Kathleen Smith announced projected cuts to staffing across the school district.
UPDATE: Fuller To Lift COVID-19 State of Emergency After Three Years
Fuller initially announced the state of emergency on March 17, 2020, during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Newton Planning and Development Department Outlines Plans to Complete the Albemarle Road Traffic Calming Project by August 2023
This project addresses traffic and safety issues on Brookside Ave. and Albemarle Ave. from Washington St. up to the Charles River Greenway.
Newton Free Library Co-Hosts Event Detailing History of Black Westerns
Mia Mask spoke about her book Black Rodeo, A History of the African American Western, at an event at the Newton Free Library.
NPS’ Proposed FY24 Budget Includes Cutting 56.4 FTE Positions, Reducing Student Services
NPS will also make cuts to student services and raise fees for services such as parking spaces and extracurricular activities.
Newton Considers Retail Ban on Single-Use Plastic Bottles, Containers
The city of Newton is considering expanding Section 12-72 of the city’s charter to further limit single-use plastic waste in the city.
Newton’s Lakon Paris Patisserie Expands, Delivering Coffee and Croissants to Coolidge Corner
The Newton-based bakery, commonly known for its stuffed croissants, opened a location in Brookline on March 22.
NPS’ FY24 Budget Will Face Significant Cuts, Interim Superintendent Says
Reductions in resources will occur in extracurricular activities, staffing of teachers and aides, and more, according to Smith.
Newton School Committee Unanimously Votes Against Proposed Academic Principles Advisory Committee
The Newton School Committee unanimously rejected a petition for the creation of an NPS academic principles advisory committee on Tuesday.
Newton Community Farm Set to Reveal Solar Panel Installation
The solar power transition initiative began nearly a decade ago, according to Dede Vittori, co-president of the board of NCF.