Fuller said the event was painful but necessary in light of the attacks, and that her thoughts are with all those involved in the conflict.
Metro, Newton
NPS Teachers Express Concern Over Compensation, Turnover of Teaching Assistants and Special Educators
Contract negotiations between the NSC and the Newton Teachers Association (NTA) have been ongoing since December 2022.
Metro, Newton
Increase in Flooding in Newton Prompts Concern, Call for Action
The Charles River and Greater Boston area are prone to flooding due to the geography of the region, experts said.
Metro, Newton
Newton Cultural Council Celebrates Grants to Promote City’s Culture
Newton Cultural Council representatives and residents of the city, gathered in Newton City Hall to celebrate recipients of NCC grants.
Newton, Metro
Outspoken Residents Argue For, Against Proposed Zoning Maps at Public Hearing
The city must adopt certain zoning ordinances by Dec. 31, 2023 to remain compliant with MBTA guidelines and thus remain eligible for funding.
Food, Business, Newton, Metro
100-Year-Old Market Boasts Rare Specialty Treats in Newton Highlands
The Walnut Market, situated on Lincoln Street, sits between colorful storefronts and small colonial-style homes.
Metro, Newton
Newton to Ban Retail Use of Black Plastic, Other Single-Use Plastic and Waste
The amendment, which bans black plastic take-out containers and mandates reusable cutlery and plates, will take effect in March 2024.
Metro, Business, Newton
Story Starters Assists Parents in Discussions of Race With Young Children
A Newton-based organization called Story Starters focuses on cultivating family conversations about various works of literature to address wide-reaching issues like racial and socioeconomic inequality. “I’m involved and interested in this work because I’m a parent who knows how much it’s needed,” Ellie Axe, director of Story Starters, said. “I needed the information that Story…
Metro
Newton Teachers Association, Parent/Educator Collaborative Demonstrate at School Committee Meeting
The NTA and Newton Public Schools (NPS) are currently negotiating a new contract after the previous contract’s expiration on Aug. 31.
Metro, Politics, Newton
Newton City Council Candidates Advance to November Municipal Election
Two candidates for Ward 2 and Ward 6 advanced to November’s municipal election, where voters will select respective ward councilors.
