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Monday 17 February 2025

Politics

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.

Councilor Humphrey, who announced his bid for the 12th Middlesex House seat last month, traces his interest in politics to high school.

Newton’s Design Review Committee voted unanimously to approve a site plan for the remodel of Horace Mann Elementary School on Wednesday.

Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee passed a measure requiring electrification of newly constructed buildings and extensive renovations.

Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee held a public hearing concerning electrification ordinance set to limit fossil fuels in Newton.

Newton’s schools are in session, but learning is different during the week that would have been the district’s February vacation.

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