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.
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A man accused a Newton police officer of "escalating" a traffic interaction when he told the man he shouldn't swerve into his lane.
"I was upset about all the people who had lost their lives and wanted to see if we could do something," said Elizabeth Sockwell.
Attaining the rank of Eagle Scout is difficult for anyone, let alone someone who only became a Boy Scout two years ago.
Ways to honor the civil rights icon, by making a difference, remain during the coronavirus pandemic.
Newton Community Pride and the city are hoping to promote local businesses in Newton’s village centers with the project.
There are tow COVID-19 vaccination sites for Newton police officers, firefighters, EMTs and other first responders.
Newton resident Michael Conlon had recently stopped taking medication to treat his mental illness, according to friends.
A planned rally to protest the police shooting of a man with a knife was joined by counter protesters supporting Newton police.
The planned protest comes after a man wielding a knife in Newton Highlands was shot by Newton police officers Tuesday.
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The Department of Conservation and Recreation has enlisted the help of engineering design consultant BSC Group to come up with a design.
We asked Newton residents to share photos they snapped this year that tell the story of 2020, or epitomize the year. This is what they sent.
Most people won't get the vaccine in Newton until April at the earliest, according to the state. Here's a look at the timeline.
Take a look at the biggest stories that made headlines in Newton this year.
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Here's when it'll be picked up at your curb, or where you can drop it off.
Thanks for sending us photos of Newton during the Dec. 17 snowstorm! Here are a few great ones to enjoy.
An emergency parking ban will go into effect at midnight in Newton.
The Postal Service's Operation Santa program wants to help ensure kids have a magical holiday. But they need to send letters soon.
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A local leader is asking residents to commit to making Newton a better place and is launching a campaign to help them get there.
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