MetroNewton Approves Use of Grant Money for Human Resources Study Newton City Council’s Finance Committee approved the use of grant funding for a study into Newton’s public employment system on Monday.
MetroState Says Newton Must Revise Zoning Laws to Comply With MBTA Communities Law Massachusetts pointed out two areas where Newton needs to tweak its zoning laws to be considered compliant with the MBTA Communities Act.
MetroLand Use Committee Considers Increased Housing Density Proposals Newton's Land Use Committee approved proposal for three single-family dwellings and postponed a proposal to build four dwellings on Tuesday.
NewtonNewton Approves Land Purchase for Rebuilding Christina Street Bridge Newton’s Programs and Services Committee approved the purchase of land for a new bridge over the Charles River.
MetroMayor Fuller Outlines Capital Improvement Plan at City Council Meeting Mayor Fuller presented at Newton’s City Council meeting, providing her and Jonathan Yeo’s Capital Improvement Plan for the next five years.
NewtonNewton Residents Share Perspectives on the Ballot Questions That Could Change Massachusetts As Newton voters prepare to cast their ballots on Nov. 5, they are faced with choices that could reshape classrooms and dining rooms.
NewtonNewton Rules Subcommittee Discusses Creating City Council Code of Conduct The Newton City Council Rules Subcommittee discussed the creation of a code of conduct at its first meeting on Thursday.
NewtonNewton’s Finance Committee Approves MassDOT Request for $217,800 Bluebike Grant Newton’s Finance Committee met Tuesday to discuss a grant from MassDOT concerning Bluebikes bike share operations.
MetroNewton State Congressional Candidates Talk Art at MASSCreative Event Newton state congressional candidates discussed funding for the arts at an event hosted by MASSCreative, a Boston-based arts organization.
MetroTorn-Down Newton Homes Tend to be Replaced With Bigger Ones, Says Zoning Committee A study showed that most Newton houses that are torn down are replaced with larger ones. Newton city councilors said that's harmful.