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Finance panel weighs 36-town trash pact

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  • Finance panel weighs joining 36-town trash pact. Newton's Finance Committee considered joining Walpole and 35 other communities to jointly negotiate the city's next trash-disposal contract, and faced a last-minute funding fix for two Blue Bikes stations after a planned funding source fell through.Newton News
  • Panel debates dueling stop sign appeals on Larchmont. Newton's Public Safety and Transportation Committee weighed dueling appeals over new stop signs on Larchmont Avenue, where nearly every property owner contested a Traffic Council order adding signs at both ends, and considered exempting Albemarle Road's angled parking from the overnight ban.Newton News
  • Cultural Council unveils poet laureate program. Newton's Cultural Council marked its annual grant round, fielding far more funding requests than it could cover, and unveiled a new Newton Poet Laureate position opening for applications. The New Art Center's director also disclosed the nonprofit nearly closed this year amid a financial crisis.Newton News
  • Charter review panel debates shrinking council. Newton's Programs and Services Committee spent over two hours weighing whether to shrink the City Council from 24 members to a smaller, salaried body, with proposals ranging as low as 12 seats against warnings that even a modest cut would be a massive change.Newton News

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