Newton Land Use Committee reviews 71-unit townhouse development proposal on Dudley Road Committee discusses traffic safety, environmental concerns, and public input on proposed development.

The Newton Land Use Committee's meeting ignited passionate discussions about the future of housing and green spaces, as residents rallied for a voice in their community's development.

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Newton Residents Seek Exemptions from Ordinance B42 for Sidewalk Replacement Costs Residents argue against costly sidewalk replacements mandated by Ordinance B42 in Newton.

Residents of Newton are rallying against Ordinance B42, fearing its costly sidewalk replacement mandates could cripple homeowners financially.

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Newton City Council approves public auto inspections for livery companies Councilor Lucas motioned to approve semiannual auto inspections for 10 livery companies.

Newton's Public Safety and Transportation Committee just approved vital auto inspections for local livery companies, ensuring safer rides for everyone!

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Newton City Council approves dam safety modifications and tree removal plan Council endorses long term dam safety solution while addressing tree removal concerns.

Newton City Council faces a tough decision: how to reinforce local dams while grappling with the environmental cost of removing nearly 200 trees.

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Newton City Council debates $75K health assessment funding amid service clarity concerns Council members question the necessity and clarity of a proposed health assessment funding.

As Newton City Council grapples with a proposed $75,000 health assessment, crucial questions arise about its necessity and clarity in addressing community health needs.

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Environmental Expert Discusses Charles River Pollution and Urban Recreation Changes Expert analyzes pollution impacts on Charles River and urban planning shifts affecting recreation.

Local historians and residents gathered to uncover the Charles River's vibrant past, revealing how industrialization and pollution reshaped both its ecosystem and our recreational habits.

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City Council approves $35K grant for fire department equipment upgrades Council unanimously accepts $35,000 grant for mobile radios and protective gear for firefighters

Newton City Council just approved a $35,000 grant to enhance firefighter safety with vital equipment upgrades!

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Council approves amended agreement supporting local nurses with unanimous 7-0 vote Council members unanimously approve amended agreement to support nurses in local healthcare.

In a landmark decision, Newton's Finance Committee voted unanimously to bolster support for local nurses, reflecting the community's commitment to its essential healthcare workers.

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Newton City Council considers historic tobacco sales ban for future generations Council proposes ordinance to ban tobacco sales to those born after January 1, 2004.

A groundbreaking ordinance in Newton could reshape tobacco sales forever, targeting anyone born after January 1, 2000, and igniting a fierce debate on public health versus personal freedom.

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