An important road in town has been made one-way temporarily.
The Jackson Homestead was owned by an important 19th-century Newton family.
Alfred (Al) Blake, Jeanne Ryde and Julie Ganjian, all residents of Stone Rehabilitation & Senior Living, turned 100 this year
The organization helps the local senior population with their everyday lives.
The highway will have scheduled lane closures in both directions for an extended period.
The 52-ounce drinks are now available for the summer season.
One resident was detained for attempting to repaint the street back to its original colors.
The new facility is scheduled to launch later this year.
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The city is providing a location where those who qualify can dispose of accumulated waste.
The political group is organizing a rally in honor of a former civil rights icon.
The nationwide chain announced where one of its newest spots is about to open.
Your guide to fireworks, parades and other July 4 celebrations in and around Newton.
The man who inadvertently shot his attacker also settled earlier this month.
The colored lines were replaced with standard yellow last week much to community members' surprise.
The School Committee and Superintendent recently approved the new requirement.
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The doctor has been accused of making unwanted physical contact with female family members of patients.
The crash occurred on Monday afternoon.
Voters will have the opportunity to change a city-wide overnight parking ban in this year's election.
The ceremonial event is returning for its third year.
This is the second scheduled weekend of work that will result in lane closures.
The man was arrested earlier this year after multiple firearms were found in his home.
Come to one of our Getting to Know Us sessions Tuesday, June 24 at 10 a.m. Temple Shalom, Newton Thursday, June 26 at 10 a.m. by Zoom
New Documentary Cracking the Code: Phil Sharp & the Biotech Revolution Screens June 17 at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston
CTA Construction Managers has operated since 2000.
This first-time candidate says improving the district is her top priority.
White ferret found at the corner of Pearl and Jackson.
Scott Hayes reportedly shot Caleb Gannon inadvertently during an altercation in Newton last year.
Jesica Jiminez Pineda has earned free tuition in her next pursuit of education.
Ruthanne Fuller defended her city against the President's condemnation of the city and many other peer communities.
A total of seven nurses were diagnosed with brain tumors recently.
Center located at 295 California Street at the American Legion Post 440
Lane Closures are upcoming in the Newton and Weston areas.
The program awards students who have histories and futures with environmental contributions.
Annual Dinner, Co-Chaired by Cindy and Andrew Janower and Jessica and Chuck Myers, Honored Released Hostage Omer Shem Tov
The new school is scheduled to open sometime in late 2026.
The mayor first proposed the budget in April.