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Wednesday 27 November 2024

Politics

Democrats Greg Schwartz and Amy Mah Sangiolo each won contested primary elections on Tuesday in races for Newton’s state representative seats.

Newton Historical Commission met to review total and partial demolition submissions from several residents on Thursday night.

Mayor Fuller presents budget increases with increased investment in Newton Public Schools and capital improvement projects on Monday address.

Members of Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee (ZAP) proposed changing the requirements for retaining walls in a meeting Monday night.

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.

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.

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

The Lincoln-Eliot School project has made significant progress, according to the project’s community meeting on Tuesday night.

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