🌱 Patch AM: Why Needham Street’s new elevated bike lanes have Newton talking.

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Newton Accepting Applications For Inaugural Poet Laureate

The City of Newton has begun the search for its first-ever Poet Laureate.

🌱 Patch AM: Why are Needham Street’s new elevated bike lanes stirring debate?

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🌱 Patch AM: Plan your perfect route for Newton’s 24-stop Bakery Crawl this weekend.

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German Centre Home Earns Deficiency-Free State Survey for Second Consecutive Year

German Centre Home, the skilled nursing residence of German Centre, has achieved a deficiency-free survey from the Massachusetts Department

🌱 Patch AM: Why Newtonville’s central plaza now bears Setti Warren’s name

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Newton Bakery Crawl Returns For Fifth Straight Year

In need of a sweet treat? The Newton Bakery Crawl is making a return this weekend.

🌱 Patch AM: 3 Injured After Car Crashes Into Newton Golf Course Pro Shop: Report

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3 Injured After Car Crashes Into Newton Golf Course Pro Shop: Report

Wild golf shots were not the only thing to be wary of at this course.

🌱 Patch AM: What the fraud case against Newton’s former housing chief means for residents

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🌱 Patch AM: What the new Newtonville station plan means for your commute

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MBTA Reverses Plans For Yearslong Newtonville Station Closure

Riders may breathe a sigh of relief with this latest news.

The RealReal To Open First Massachusetts Store In Chestnut Hill

This plaza continues to add different businesses to its portfolio of offerings.

Newton Woman May Lose Mini Horse Therapy Animal: Report

The Newton Health Department has received complaints about the horse's smell, according to a media report.

First Look At Newton Crossing As Development Prepares For Leasing

This long-awaited complex is one step closer to completion.

2 Detained During ICE Enforcement Actions In Newton

Local leadership is speaking after the presence of the controversial federal agency.

Before You Plant a Tree This Fall, Check Where Your Sewer Line Runs

Greater Boston homeowners can reduce future root intrusion risks by planning around underground sewer lines.

Newton Police Looking To Identify Person Possibly Involved In Vandalism Incident

Police believe the person was involved in the malicious destruction of a motor vehicle.

Newton's West Nile Virus Risk Raised To High

The Massachusetts Department of Public Health elevated the city's risk level after the human case was confirmed last week.

Newton Police Looking To Identify Pair Possibly Connected To Car Break-ins

Newton police are asking for community assistance is solving these crimes.

Newton Lake Reopens After Temporary Closure

The body of water was closed due to elevated levels of E. coli bacteria.

7 Plumbing Warning Signs Greater Boston Homeowners Should Check Before Fall

Slow drains, water stains and sewer odors can signal bigger problems. A Belmont plumber explains what to watch for before fall.

Newton's Crystal Lake Remains Closed Due To High Bacteria Levels

The beach was initially closed las week after a confirmation sample taken during weekly routine testing exceeded safe levels for E. Coli.

Newton Youth Lifesavers Initiative Empowers 50 Local Students with CPR and AED Skills

Youth-led community program brings together local students, professional instructors and local leaders at the Hyde Community Center

Newton Students Earn CPR Certification Through Youth-Led Initiative

Students received certificates during a recognition ceremony attended by family members, volunteers and local officials.

Newton Police Searching For Missing Teenager

The girl has not been seen in more than a month.

Historic Newton Bar Reopens Under New Ownership

The spot officially relaunched last week.

Why Margie Palladino Is the Choice for Governor’s Council

For Margie, this race is about restoring public confidence in the judicial appointment process. Ensuring that all voices are being heard.

Multi-Service Eating Disorders Association (MEDA) Opens Recruitment for Board of Directors

(MEDA), the premier nonprofit eating disorders organization in New England, announced today that it is seeking board members.

Newton Author Discusses First 2 Published Works And Lifelong Passion For Writing

The author published a poetry collection and has his first novel set to release next year.

Newton Chiropractic Practice Adds New Red-Light Therapy Booth

The Indoor Oasis opened a an expansion of the business in 2020.

Newton Board Approves Walmart Fulfillment Facility Under New Variance Law

The 20,000-square-foot center will be used to store and quickly process goods ordered online.

Newton Finds Next Leader Of Planning And Development

The new Director comes from a similar position in another community.

Newton Private School Receives Large Endowment To Fund New Dining Center

The 19,700-square-foot dining center is replacing an outdated facility that has served the campus for more than a century.

Housing Lottery Now Open For Newton Affordable Apartment Complex

The lottery is being administered by SEB Housing on behalf of Garden Communities.

91st Annual Festa Returns To Newton This Week

The Nonantum Village staple begins on Wednesday.

Public Art Project Brightens Newton Bathhouse

Spark Newton donated murals to decorate the Crystal Lake area.

Newton City Council To Vote On 14-home Project

The proposal would combine three properties on Thurston Road into one nearly 50,000-square-foot lot.

Celtics' Jayson Tatum Brings Book Tour To Newton

The NBA superstar is promoting his latest children's book.

The Biggest Kitchen Drain Mistakes Newton Homeowners Make During Summer Gatherings

Newton homeowners can avoid summer kitchen drain clogs by knowing what not to rinse down the sink after parties and cookouts.