A groundbreaking ceremony will be held next week for Opus Newton, a 174-unit senior housing complex.
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Vassili Syssoev and Sam Klein have given free landscaping and power washing services to those in need via their company Student Landscape.
This year's two-day family friendly festival will include ice sculptures, live performances and more.
The ticket was one of two $1 million Mega Millions tickets sold in Massachusetts for Tuesday night's drawing.
Curbside Christmas tree collection will run for two weeks beginning in January.
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The Wells Avenue YMCA has been completely renovated. Local officials will attend the grand opening ceremony.
Micro-grants from Newton Community Pride funded multiple local arts groups this fall.
The event recognized retiring board chair Ned Morse’s six decades of involvement with the Y.
The climate change microgrant program will support local efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Officers have individually pledged to donate and/or fundraise $100 for the cause.
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Donations can be dropped off at Starbucks now through Nov. 16.
Children are encouraged to wear a Halloween costume to the Fall Festival, an afternoon of autumn-themed activities and entertainment.
The family-friendly celebration will will feature music, dance, poetry, food, visual art, cultural presentations, and Indigenous vendors.
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The Y is celebrating its first full-scale, in-person gala since the pandemic started.
NHCC is celebrating its 150th anniversary with a historical timeline and a series of community events.
The funding will support the nonprofit’s health, social, and educational programs.
Newton Community Pride is providing $10,000 toward their 2022 community micro grant commitment.
The Gala is set for Oct. 26 and will be co-chaired by former Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy III and John J. Boyle III
Bidding begins Friday, Sept. 16 and all auction proceeds will support future public art initiatives in Newton.
Jamie Golden, Maura Butler, and Walk Hero Anya Rhodes will join thousands in the iconic fundraising walk for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
Nearly 100 people attended the 11th Annual Build-a-Backpack event, sponsored by The Rashi School and Jewish Family Services of Metrowest
The organization plans to open a second full-service Y facility at 135 Wells Avenue this fall.
Donations will be accepted through Sunday, August 28.
This summer, 19-year-old Zeke Cochin is in charge coordinating tabling events for ORI’s Natural Lawn Care for Healthy Soils Challenge.
Tenley Albright received the award at the hospitals annual gala last month, the first in-person event in two years.
So far this year, the Rotary Club has collected over 8,300 pounds of clothing and other household textiles.
Blood Drive July 10, 2022
Founded in 2011, Newton at Home helps its members by offering hands on services and social programs.
Engine 6 was recognized for its ongoing advocacy for more housing production in Newton.
The Bickoff family received the L’Dot VaDor Award for keeping senior residents and 2Life staff safe during the pandemic.
The Newton News Foundation is holding the meeting to discuss the establishment of The Newton Beacon, a non-profit weekly digital newspaper.
Maureen Reilly Meagher, Marcia Johnson, Tamika Olszewski, and Nicole Obi are four of 121 women across Massachusetts receiving the award.
Mass Humanities supports public readings of Douglass’s influential address, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” around the state.
According to the West Suburban YMCA, this was the highest attended tournament in 10 years.
The organization was chosen from a total of 580 applicants during a competitive review process.
Three students graduating this year are recipients of a $1,000 scholarship for their pursuit of art in higher education.