A Fourth District debate, a bike ride and an Olympics event for local teens.
A heritage festival, a chance to catch up on some local Olympians and open houses.
One of Newton's Olympians will compete, a boycott is scheduled and
The Olympics kick off, the farmers' market is back and some music at L'Aroma this afternoon.
A viewing party, Rosie's reopens and Conservation Commission meets to discuss the Hammond Pond project.
A blood drive, local baseball and the West Newton Advisory Committee meets.
Fisher, the Newton Senior Center's program coordinator, will wrap up her 20-year career in Newton at the end of the summer.
A free concert, an event with a local author and the Land Use Committee meets to discuss special permits for a couple of Newton restaurants.
A free concert, a bike ride and a chance to vote for your favorite Newton businesses.
A festival with the American Chinese Art Society, local theatre and Paddlepalooza!
Local theatre, a playdate and an author shows off his new book, 'Poopendous!'
Electronics drop-off available, a foreign film and the farmers' market is back.
A sing-a-long for kids, a chance to clean up the Charles River and a special School Committee meeting.
Hazardous waste drop-offs, a health maintenance clinic and a walk through the woods.
A tower bell concert in West Newton, a swim meet and the farmers' market sets up at Cold Spring Park.
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A chance to sample some food truck fare, the Nonantum farmers' market is back and a stuffed animal sleepover.
Barney Frank speaks at the library, a local softball game and McDonald's holds a grand reopening.
A couple of free concerts, some added bank hours and the final day for the St. Mary of Carmen festival.
A free concert for kids, local baseball and the St. Mary of Carmen Festival continues.
Phil McNulty came on board in May as the new director of the Newton Free Library after Nancy Perlow retired from the post.
The St. Mary of Carmen Festival continues, a Birthday Wishes event
Community Preservation Committee meets, a blood drive and the St. Mary of Carmen Festival starts.
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Board of Aldermen meet, a public hearing for a draft Recreation and Open Space Plan and a reception for a new art exhibit.
A free festival/concert, free museum admission and a Historic Newton walk.
American legion baseball, a gala fundraiser and free admission at the Jackson Homestead.
A special ceremony at City Hall, a foreign film and the first Friday farmers' market.
Some info on senior transportation, local softball and an event with the Newton-Needham Chamber.
Happy Fourth of July!
A new art exhibit at City Hall, a local food pantry is open for donations and it's the first day for the Newton farmers' markets!
An art reception, local baseball and info on a local restaurant that is closing for renovations this week.
Local open houses, library is closed and T fare increases start.
An event with a local author, info on a business closed for renovations and a reminder about T fare hikes.
A foreign film screening, Babe Ruth baseball and temperatures on the rise again.
Live music, the Conservation Commission meets and time for the Historic Newton Book Club.
A blood drive, an award luncheon and office hours with Ward 4 elected officials.
The final NNHS Liaison Committee meeting, a Community Preservation Committee meeting and a presentation on a new proposed plan for the Riverside Station.
Aldermen committee meetings, a special beer dinner and info on a Newton restaurant renovating and possibly expanding.
A Historic Newton walk, a book party and a free concert.