A Newton-based organization called Story Starters focuses on cultivating family conversations about various works of literature to address wide-reaching issues like racial and socioeconomic inequality. “I’m involved and interested in this work because I’m a parent who knows how much it’s needed,” Ellie Axe, director of Story Starters, said. “I needed the information that Story…
A new type of family business has set up shop in Newton. The Green Lady Dispensary celebrated its grand opening.
Operating out of a trailer, Super Dough Pizza Co. only serves 50 handcrafted pizzas a day, but does so with extreme attention to detail.
Near Newton Upper Falls Greenway is Little Luke’s Cafe, a quaint spot serving up breakfast, lunch, coffee, and pastries.
Lynne’s Vintique in Newton Upper Falls offers a selection of vintage and antique finds, organic coffees, teas, honeys, and psychic readings.
The city of Newton is considering expanding Section 12-72 of the city’s charter to further limit single-use plastic waste in the city.
The proposed improvements will include a raised intersection and crosswalks, ADA-compliant curbs, and new concrete sidewalks.
“But at a time when our employers are battling inflation, wage pressure and a looming recession, a property tax increase feels like a lot to ask of our business community,” Greg Reibman said.
“While it may not translate today and tomorrow to increased sales, the idea is that people are just introduced to another part of Newton—and, in particular, Newton Centre—and they will come back,” Petrulakis said.
Whether it be at farms or golf courses, the summer drought has left Newton businesses with changes in revenue.
