The Heights compiled a list of nine heart-warming events that will power you through the freezing cold of the months ahead.
Zhang: An International Student’s Newton Pandemic Story
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.
Residents Celebrate Community and Tradition at Ninth Annual Newton Turkey Trot
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.
Historic Newton and Natick Historical Society Collaborate on Local Indigenous History Exhibit
The exhibit narrates the story of Indigenous people in Nonantum, many of whom were converted to Christianity.
Newton Business up for $1 Million Prize Jolts Online Learning Back to Life
The business is a semifinalist for a $1 million prize that awards innovation in education, selected out of thousands of applicants.
UPDATE: Newton Follows Mass. Trend as Voters Elect Historic Democratic Candidates
Despite a lack of competition on the ballot, voters had concerns about political and social issues that affect Newton and the nation.
Parents Question Impact of Proposed Tax Increase on Schools at Thursday Town Hall
Newton voters will have the opportunity to vote for the proposed increase at a special election tentatively set for March 14.
Acclaimed Science Magazine Editor Shares Ways for Newton to Reduce Light Pollution
Kelly said residents can get involved by turning off lights when they are not using them or installing low-temperature bulbs in their homes.
Local Libraries Co-Host Anniversary Talk for Park Designer Frederick Law Olmsted
Olmsted designed parks including Central Park in New York City and the Niagara Reservation in Niagara Falls, New York.
Zhang: Proposed Tax Increase Raises Questions About Budget Management
Thus far, the city is doing a great job at showing their proposals, but they must also address whether they managed the existing money well.