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As part of the exhibit, Hebrew College is organizing a multi faith panel discussion virtually on April 18.
Mayor Ruthanne Fuller said there's room for the city to celebrate both the Boston Marathon and Indigenous Peoples Day on Oct. 11.
An initiative of the chamber gave priority to employees who work locally but live in communities of color and low-income communities.
Donations of all blood types are needed as the pandemic has impacted the nation's blood supply.
Newton community members are calling for the city to improve its public fields and parks, which they say have been underfunded.
For some Newton neighbors, this vigil was the first opportunity to remember and honor their loved ones with community.
Two Newton police officers fatally shot a 28-year-old man who flashed a knife in a candy shop in Newton Highlands on Jan. 5.
The MassDEP said the paint that was power-washed off a building and into the Hammond Brook and City Hall ponds wasn't hazardous.
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In less than a month, 441 community members blasted past the goal a student's mom set to help raise $10,000, and raised more than $35,320.
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In honor of Errol Yudelman who died last month, his family and friends honored him the best way they knew how. A (long) run with friends.
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Newton resident Dave Henriquez captured SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket soaring through the sky over the city.
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The family of the man who was fatally shot last month by police during a mental health crisis wrote a letter to the Boston Globe.
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It's been a year since Ann Langenfeld of Newton first felt the symptoms of the coronavirus, and she is finally able to walk again.
Christian Meyer, President of EF College Study and EF Gap Year, details the benefits of taking a gap year between high school and college.
Patch is collecting local stories ahead of March 11, the day coronavirus was declared a pandemic.
Hadassah Boston schedules 3rd edition of "Not Your Bubbe's Seder" for Sunday March 7 - Passover Seder to feature three storytellers .
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While vaccines are limited in Massachusetts, the state is focusing on larger sites.
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On the afternoon of Feb. 9, 2000, a fire ripped through an office building at 200 Boylston St., killing five people who worked there.
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Newton reported a 2.33 percent positive rate over the past two weeks.
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"This is all she's ever wanted to do since high school," said her father.
The Newton Police Chief is among the highest paid city officials. The base salary would be between $200,000 and $215,000.