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Newton to Use Proposed Tax Increase for Sidewalk and Road Improvements, Officials Say

The proposed increase would allocate $1.4 million toward funding street and sidewalk paving and improvements.

Newton Officials Discuss Impact of Proposed Tax Hike on Parks, Recreation Areas, and Trees

City officials highlighted how the tax hike would impact public spaces like parks, courts, and fields in a presentation.

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Domestic Violence Awareness Webinar Discusses Strategies For Recognizing and Preventing Abuse

Speakers of the webinar discussed topics like warning signs of abuse and some barriers that prevent survivors from accessing support.

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Newton Officials Discuss Renovation Plans for NPS Elementary Schools

Three quarters of funds from a proposed tax override will go toward the Newton Public Schools.

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Donut Villa Offers Diners a Taste of the Unexpected With Unconventional Savory-Sweet Combos

It serves a range of traditional and inventive donuts, including a Donut Breakfast Sandwich and Pizza Donut, as well as other food options.

Newton, Metro

Residents, Families Across Newton Get Ready to Eat, Drink, and Be Scary This Halloween

With the holiday fast approaching, The Heights set out to discover how Newton residents will be spending their Halloween.

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Residents Return Unused and Expired Medications on Biannual Take-Back Day

Whether it’s through break-ins or theft by family members, at least 90 people have reported stolen medication to NPD over the past 20 years.

Metro, Food, Newton

Glazed Bytes Brings Trendy Croffles and Coffee Shop Classics to The Shops at Chestnut Hill

At Glazed Bytes, customers have the option of trying “croffles” on their own, or with sweet or savory add-ons.

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Newton Business Chamber Leader Questions Timing of Proposed $15 Million Tax Increase

“But at a time when our employers are battling inflation, wage pressure and a looming recession, a property tax increase feels like a lot to ask of our business community,” Greg Reibman said.