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The MBTA will rebuild the Newtonville train station, which will become Newton’s first ADA-compliant station.

The Newton Police asked the public to help identify a white van after a driver allegedly exposed himself to two teens on Thursday afternoon.

Newton City Council appointed Deborah Crossley, the architect of a controversial zoning reform, to the city’s Zoning Board of Appeals.

Mayor Ruthanne Fuller announced appointment of Acting Police Chief George McMains as Chief of the Newton Police Department on Nov. 15.

Newton’s Public Safety and Transportation Committee approved $2.8 million in new equipment for the fire department at its meeting Wednesday.

At a Veterans Day Observance at the American Legion Nonantum Post 440, veterans and government leaders advocated for supporting veterans.

Newton Public Schools Superintendent Anna Nolin asked for more NPS funding at a Programs and Services Committee meeting on Wednesday.

Opponents and supporters of Scott Hayes, the alleged shooter in a violent encounter at a pro-Israel protest, demonstrated Thursday.

Half of Newton’s total population cast ballots this Election Day, according to unofficial results. Here’s how they voted.

With a left-leaning voting population, Newton’s results are often predictable. But that’s not the whole story.

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