Funds resulting from the increase will mostly go toward funding city projects, with an emphasis on improving the Newton Public Schools.
Newton Mayor Proposes $15 Million Tax Increase at Monday Speech
Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller proposed a $15 million tax increase at a city hall address on Monday, citing the city’s need for additional funds for improvement projects.
Day Two of Newton Harvest Fair Highlights Local Businesses and Sustainability Efforts
The City of Newton looked to promote local businesses and sustainability efforts during day two of the 40th annual Harvest Fair on Oct. 16.
City Announces $3 Million Investment in Washington Street Renewal Project
The city also hopes to clear the way for more local businesses and artists, and outdoor dining with the strategic allocation of space.
Halloween Happenings in Newton: 10 Boos and Things to Do
There is plenty going on in Newton over the month, with fun-filled events for the whole family happening across the city.
Newton Highlands Restaurant Builds Off Iconic Boston Food Truck
The Dining Car, a comfort food business that formerly operated as a food truck, opened a location in Newtonville.
Newton Free Library Hosts Exhibit on Proposed Updates to Village Center Zoning Ordinances
This exhibit is part of a continued effort that began last summer to gather community input for the village centers’ futures.
Zhang: Want to Watch the Leaves Change Colors? You Might Not Have to Leave Newton
Trees in Newton do not feel—and let’s hope they stay that way—and as such, it is up to us to appreciate their inherent beauty.
Cantonese Cuisine, and Then Some, at Ding’s Kitchen
Traditional Cantonese dishes—from crispy silver fish with salted egg yolks to frog legs stir-fried with yellow chives—are on the lengthy menu.
Cafe St. Petersburg Satiates Cravings for Homey Russian Cooking
After 10 years, Cafe St. Petersburg moved to the current location nestled in Newton’s Piccadilly Square. A red path leads to the entrance.