Retro, genuine, and one of a kind, Rosenfeld’s Bagels has served its customers for nearly 52 years since its founding in 1973.
Newton, Metro
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
Metro, Theatre, Newton
Tanglewood Marionettes Present ‘The Fairy Circus’ at Women’s Club of Newton Highlands
On Thursday evening, Tanglewood Marionettes co-founder Peter Schaefer captivated an audience of families and children.
Metro, Newton
Zoning Committee Prepares Final Approval of Emission Reduction Ordinance, Confirms Pucci to Appeals Board
Newton’s Zoning and Planning set up a likely final vote on Newton Building Emissions Reduction and Disclosure Ordinance Monday night.
Newton, Metro
Newton’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.
Newton, Politics, Metro
Public Facilities Committee Discusses Geothermal Energy
Climate solutions nonprofit and Framingham’s Geothermal Pilot Project met with Public Facilities Committee to discuss geothermal energy.
Metro, Politics, Newton
City of Newton Rescinds Indoor Mask Mandate, Residents Respond
Recent winter weather in Newton has created ideal conditions for potholes to fill the city’s streets, according to Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller in a Feb. 6 newsletter. The Newton 311 app, which compiles work orders throughout the city, also addresses the potholes.
Metro, Newton
Newton 311 App Incorporates Residential Help to Fix Potholes
Recent winter weather in Newton has created ideal conditions for potholes to fill the city’s streets, according to Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller in a Feb. 6 newsletter. The Newton 311 app, which compiles work orders throughout the city, also addresses the potholes.
Metro, Newton
Twenty Years Later, Newtonians Remember Those Lost on Sept. 11
Twenty years ago, eight Newtonians lost their lives in the tragic events of Sept. 11. Twenty years later, Newtonians gathered in front of the fire department headquarters and around the Sept. 11 memorial. Together they remembered the lives lost on that day.
Coronavirus Updates, Newton, Metro
City of Newton Resident Tests Positive for Coronavirus
The City of Newton has formed an Emergency Management Committee to respond to the threat of coronavirus and has a page on its website to update residents about the virus.
