Genevieve Morrison (she/her) is the Associate Newton Editor for The Heights. She is from Wayland, Mass. You can reach her at genevieve.morrison@bcheights.com.
Boston College faculty held a vigil for victims of the war in Gaza with music, speeches, and student reflections on Wednesday. At the door to the event, two uniformed BCPD officers checked the backpacks and BC IDs of attendees while two more plainclothes officers monitored the room, according to M. Brinton Lykes, organizer of the event.
Newton police officers arrested a man allegedly involved in a car chase that began in Rhode Island on Friday.
TrailblazHers, the running club for women of color, sued the Newton Police Department for discrimination last week.
Mara and Jeff DeBonee’s love story started in Stuart Dining Hall and blossomed into co-owning Sandwich Works, a homey Newton Centre staple.
Hundreds gathered on Homer Street Sunday afternoon to reinstall a display of Israeli hostage posters two weeks after it was vandalized.
City Councilor Rick Lipof, candidate for the Middlesex 12th District House seat, wants voters to know that he’s a team player.
The Newton School Committee (NSC) approved a new food service vendor for Newton Public Schools (NPS) in a unanimous vote on Monday.
Newton-Wellesley Hospital received an award for excellence in patient safety last Tuesday from Healthgrades, a healthcare review company.
Posters displaying Israeli hostages at a Newton home were vandalized on Sunday and Newton police are investigating the event as a hate crime.
Newton’s Design Review Committee voted unanimously to approve a site plan for the remodel of Horace Mann Elementary School on Wednesday.
