Newton’s Scandinavian Cultural Center & Library presented a screening of the movie Je’vida in honor of the Sami people of the Nordic region.
Metro, Newton
Newton Man Charged With Inappropriately Touching Minor on Flight
Police arrested a Newton man on Friday for allegedly making repeated sexual contact with a 17-year-old girl on a flight to Boston last August.
Newton, Metro
Newton Residents Celebrate Lunar New Year at Sunrise Senior Living
In celebration of Lunar New Year, residents of Sunrise Senior Living gathered on Wednesday to enjoy festivities and a cultural showcase.
Metro, Politics, Newton
Newton Will Spend Over $180,000 On A Special School Committee Election. Here’s How It Breaks Down.
The City of Newton will spend $183,395 on a special election to fill a vacancy in the Newton School Committee, according to the city’s Finance Committee on Monday. The special election, scheduled for March 18, will fill the Ward 7 School Committee seat. Amy Davenport formerly held the position but resigned because she moved out...
Metro, Newton
Newton Man Shot at Pro-Israel Rally Released Without Bail
Caleb Gannon—the Newton man shot after tackling a protestor at a pro-Israel rally—released on personal recognizance bail at arraignment.
Metro, Newton
Newton Family of Four Found Dead in New Hampshire After Carbon Monoxide Exposure
Newton family dead at home in N.H., on Christmas Day after exposure to carbon monoxide, according to New Hampshire State Fire Marshal.
Metro, Newton
Newton Man Shot in Altercation at Pro-Israel Rally To Face Assault Charge
Caleb Gannon, the man shot in an altercation at pro-Israel rally in Newton, will face charge of assault and battery, according to 7 News WHDH.
Metro, Newton
Newton Attorney Jason Paul Announces Run For DNC Chair
Newton attorney and political strategist Jason Paul announced his campaign for chair of the Democratic National Committee on Thursday.
Top Story, News
BC To Build New Social Work Building and Recreation Facility on Newton Campus and Mount Alvernia Property
Boston College will build a new School of Social Work building and athletic facility in Newton, BC spokespeople said at a meeting Thursday.
Opinions, Column
Newton Campus’ Comfort is Relative
“Who decides what comfort is, anyway?” I find myself asking this when one of the students from Upper makes fun of my current living situation.
