See where Saturday's rolling party will go.
The fire appears to be caused by an electrical problem.
Show the team your support and share your pics and video of you and the kids in your best Red Sox gear!
Benjamin was the top boys’ name in the Bay State in 2012.
Fear experts from Northeastern University will put on a haunted house Friday night.
A football dream comes true for a high school senior in New York.
A real estate blog placed Newton in the top 10 suburbs.
The game against Norwood will be played under the lights on Oct. 25.
A report shows that the name Jennifer ruled for 15 years.
Rep. Jay Kaufman and DA Marian Ryan spoke on a wide variety of topics including cyber bullying, the Dookhan Lab scandal and domestic violence.
The MassDOT’s Registry of Vehicles announced the RoadReady app, which is an extension to its Parent’s Supervised Driving Program.
Livability considers Newton one of the Top 100 Places to Live, but didn’t give high marks for all aspects of the city.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health said 30.6% of Massachusetts school children are overweight or obese students.
Junior Rafi Razzaque did the right thing -- and he was rewarded with a special surprise at school Tuesday morning.
A 5 Percent Day at Whole Foods, free coffee and more.
A busy day of fairs, festivals and fall!
An open house, a nearby festival and a ton of yard sales to check out.
A field hockey game, a big school event and the farmers' market is back.
A special film screening, an author event at the library and the Upper Falls Area Council meets.
A public hearing on Community Preservation funding, Board of Aldermen meet and a benefit for the Newton Art Association.
Back to School Night at Horace Mann, Board of License Commissioners and the farmers' market is at Cold Spring Park.
No school, day one of Rosh Hashanah and a new documentary airs tonight.
A new FroYo shop is set to open, a free concert and Rosh Hashanah begins at sundown.
Family Day at the Waterworks Museum, yard sales and an open house at the Newton Cultural Center.
Art receptions, electronics drop-off recycling and...free parking!
A field hockey game, a parking discussion and a chance to get your resume in order.
A rabies clinic, a housing forum and an art reception.
Land Use Committee holds a public hearing and the city will hold two September 11 ceremonies.
Later in the day, the Newton 9-11 Memorial Committee will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for the city's new September 11 memorial.
A rabies clinic, School Committee meets and Zoning & Planning Committee meets to discuss zoning at the Austin Street lot.
A book sale at the Auburndale Library, a Historic Newton Walk and a free concert.
A big library celebration, a food drive and some high school football.
A soccer game, a farmers' market and a free movie and concert.
The trial for two Newton co-defendants was postponed last month.
An Urban Cycling Workshop, an author event and it's primary day.
A free concert, a swearing-in ceremony and Public Facilities Committee meets to discuss solar panels on Newton schools.
The Board of Aldermen meet, the farmers' market is open and school is back in session!
City hall buildings, post offices and schools will be closed today for the Labor Day holiday.