Election Day brings no school, state races and a Zervas listening session loom this week. From our own coverage: Veterans Day ceremony planned for Nov. 11 at Legion post.
Newton voters head to the polls Tuesday for the state election with nine ballot questions. From our own coverage: Newton sets Veterans Day ceremony for Nov. 11.
Newton councillors voted 14-9 to shorten the overnight winter parking ban as a one-year trial. The City Council set the ban from Jan. 2 to March 15 after the Public Safety and Transportation Committee recommended it 6-2.
Newton North teacher turns game show into community fun. Also in today's brief (34 items): Newton North teacher turns game show into community fun; Planning board reviews items virtually Monday; City Council convenes Monday evening; Fig City lists Toward Tomorrow Together event.
City promotes seventh annual Pumpkin Smash. Also in today's brief (27 items): City promotes seventh annual Pumpkin Smash; Village storefronts dressed up for Halloween weekend; BCEC Newton hosts KidZ Time program; Youth group meets Sunday morning at BCEC.
Newton recorded 17 deeds in October, but only eight carried disclosed sale prices, ranging from $500,000 to $3,550,000 with a median of $1,490,000. The month's top transaction was a $3,550,000 sale at 20 Renee Terrace, bought by Jonathan Charles Masters and Sara Robinson from Renee LLC.
Traffic Council takes up Hollis Street accessible parking after disability panel declines to weigh in. From our own coverage: Traffic Council eyes accessible parking, Ellis limits.
Elkus Manfredi Architects completes a new Newton headquarters for Global Partners, uniting employees in one modern space. From our own coverage: Finance Committee weighs housing trust funds amid parking dispute.
Newton finance panel debates holding $1.9 million for housing trust amid parking dispute. From our own coverage: Finance committee weighs holding housing trust funds; Panel leans toward 24-month demolition delay.
Newton will hold a public meeting Wednesday on its Washington Street pilot program.
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