TrailblazHers, the running club for women of color, sued the Newton Police Department for discrimination last week.
Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee Talks Post-VCOD Development Impacts, Inclusionary Zoning Ordinance
The Zoning and Planning Committee talked small business protection during development following the implementation of new zoning regulations.
Newton Man Killed in House Fire
One man is dead following a fire Sunday morning at 1243 Walnut St. in Newton, according to city officials.
Superintendent Presents Proposed NPS Budget
NPS Superintendent Anna Nolin presented the proposed NPS budget for the upcoming fiscal year at the Newton School Committee meeting.
City Councilor Focuses on Community in State Representative Campaign
Councilor Humphrey, who announced his bid for the 12th Middlesex House seat last month, traces his interest in politics to high school.
What Your BC Dining Bottled Beverage Choice Says About You
A BC Dining meal is always made better by a reliable bottled drink—which hopefully you’re not stealing.
Newton’s Verified Stop on Underground Railroad
In her memoir, Ellen Jackson, member of a Newton founding families, recounted a night in which a freedom seeker was brought to her home.
Newton City Council Puts $11 Million Into Infrastructure Improvements
Newton City Council unanimously voted to allocate over $11 million in available funding to improving city infrastructure and Newton Public Schools at its meeting Monday night.
Striking Teacher Taken to Hospital After Being Hit by Car
A striking teacher was hit by a car while crossing the street by the Newton Education Center on Thursday morning.
Auchincloss, Boston Globe, Call for Reopening of Newton Schools
U.S. Rep. Jake Auchincloss and The Boston Globe called for an end to the NTA strike and the reopening of Newton schools.