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The shop, which will run until Dec. 23, offers a range of gifts, including jewelry, paintings, ceramics, and soaps.

The proposal for the property calls to raze the home at 15 Algonquin Rd. for units that will connect to the property at 71 Commonwealth Ave.

Tyler Murray donned a pair of boots and grabbed a garbage pail as he rushed into the flooding first-floor bathroom of Duchesne East on Tuesday night.

The gifts donated will go to local children as part of a holiday gift drive in partnership with The Village Bank.

The city will add another car to NewMo and extend its weekday hours for senior citizens, according to Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller.

The Heights compiled a list of nine heart-warming events that will power you through the freezing cold of the months ahead.

Looking back now, much of that three-year saga felt surreal—I do believe that every Newtonian has their own COVID-19 pandemic story to tell.

The organizer of this year’s Turkey Trot dedicated the race to Tim O’Brien, a founder of the race who died from a heart attack last year.

The exhibit narrates the story of Indigenous people in Nonantum, many of whom were converted to Christianity.

The business is a semifinalist for a $1 million prize that awards innovation in education, selected out of thousands of applicants.

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