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Newton City Council Exempts Newton-Wellesley Hospital From Emissions Reporting Mandate
The council voted to exempt Newton-Wellesley Hospital from an ordinance that will make buildings report and reduce their carbon emissions.
Newton City Council Exempts Newton-Wellesley ...December 3, 2024
Trial for Alleged Newton Shooter Postponed Ag...December 3, 2024
Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller Will Not Seek Re...December 3, 2024
MBTA To Rebuild Disability-Inaccessible Newto...December 1, 2024
Newton Police Looking for Driver Who Allegedl...November 24, 2024
Newton City Council Appoints Ousted Councilor...November 21, 2024
Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee Reject...November 20, 2024
Newton’s School Committee Approves Budgetary ...November 20, 2024
Mayor Fuller Appoints Acting Police Chief Geo...November 17, 2024
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Newton City Council Exempts Newton-Wellesley Hospital From Emissions Reporting Mandate
The council voted to exempt Newton-Wellesley Hospital from an ordinance that will make buildings report and reduce their carbon emissions.
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Trial for Alleged Newton Shooter Postponed Again, Protests Continue
A judge postponed the trial for Scott Hayes, the alleged shooter in a violent incident at a pro-Israel protest, at a hearing Tuesday.
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Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller Will Not Seek Reelection
Ruthanne Fuller will not seek a third term as mayor of Newton, according to an email announcement she sent Tuesday.
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MBTA To Rebuild Disability-Inaccessible Newtonville Station
The MBTA will rebuild the Newtonville train station, which will become Newton’s first ADA-compliant station.
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Newton Police Looking for Driver Who Allegedly Exposed Himself to Teens
The Newton Police asked the public to help identify a white van after a driver allegedly exposed himself to two teens on Thursday afternoon.
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Newton City Council Appoints Ousted Councilor to Zoning Board
Newton City Council appointed Deborah Crossley, the architect of a controversial zoning reform, to the city’s Zoning Board of Appeals.
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Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee Rejected Proposed Modification to Zoning Ordinance
Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee rejected a proposed modification of current zoning ordinance to comply with the MBTA Communities Act.
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Newton’s School Committee Approves Budgetary Turnaround Plan with Newton Community Education
The Newton School Committee discussed funding and allowance for Newton Community Education following several years of budgetary issues.
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Mayor Fuller Appoints Acting Police Chief George McMains as Next Newton Police Chief
Mayor Ruthanne Fuller announced appointment of Acting Police Chief George McMains as Chief of the Newton Police Department on Nov. 15.
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Rosenfeld’s Bagels Serves Newton With 50 Years of Breakfast
Retro, genuine, and one of a kind, Rosenfeld’s Bagels has served its customers for nearly 52 years since its founding in 1973.
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Newton’s Finance Committee Approves Funds for Homeless Student Transportation, Public Schools’ Stabilization Program
Newton Finance Committee approved $338,119 for Homeless Student Transportation and $2 million for Newton Public Schools’ Stabilization Fund
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$2.8 Million in Fire Department Equipment Approved by Newton’s Public Safety and Transportation Committee
Newton's Public Safety and Transportation Committee approved $2.8 million in new equipment for the fire department at its meeting Wednesday.
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Newton Community Leaders Honor Veterans at Ceremony
At a Veterans Day Observance at the American Legion Nonantum Post 440, veterans and government leaders advocated for supporting veterans.
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Superintendent Asks for More Funding for Newton Schools
Newton Public Schools Superintendent Anna Nolin asked for more NPS funding at a Programs and Services Committee meeting on Wednesday.
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City Funds Vehicle Replacement Program, Traffic Calming Projects
Newton approved the appropriation of $1 million for the Vehicle Replacement Program as well as $200,000 for traffic calming projects.
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Pretrial Hearing Postponed for Alleged Newton Shooter, Protestors Respond
Opponents and supporters of Scott Hayes, the alleged shooter in a violent encounter at a pro-Israel protest, demonstrated Thursday.
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Newton Set to Cut Some Busing for Private School Students Next Year
Newton’s School Committee voted to cut down busing for students attending private schools, citing funding issues.
