Cobb said that the more positive the voting process is for the voter, the more likely they are to have faith in the results.
Zhang: Want to Watch the Leaves Change Colors? You Might Not Have to Leave Newton
Trees in Newton do not feel—and let’s hope they stay that way—and as such, it is up to us to appreciate their inherent beauty.
Cafe St. Petersburg Satiates Cravings for Homey Russian Cooking
After 10 years, Cafe St. Petersburg moved to the current location nestled in Newton’s Piccadilly Square. A red path leads to the entrance.
Zoning and Planning Committee Discusses Newton’s EV Charging Station Requirements
The City Council adopted EV-related sustainability measures in 2017, requiring that at least 10 percent of parking spaces in some new developments.
UPDATE: Former Tenant Pleaded Not Guilty After Newtonville Man Found Dead
Police found Leonard Garber wrapped in a curtain and pressed under construction materials and other heavy items at his Mt. Vernon Terrace home on Tuesday.
Newton Residents Debate Parking Regulations on Grove Street at Traffic Council Meeting
Jill Charney, a Grove Street resident, requested that the city restrict parking along the west side of Grove Street and between Moulton Street and Colgate Road, while allowing parking on the east side of Grove Street.
Che! Empanada Fills Newtonville Storefront with Argentinian Classics
The new Che! Empanada in Newtonville is an authentic, delectable Argentinian spot perfect for a lunch break right off the Mass. Turnpike.
Green Line Branch Serving Newton to Suspend Service Periodically Throughout Next Six Weeks
The MBTA announced that the Newton-based D Branch of the Green Line will close for 27 days over the next six weeks for safety repairs.
A Year After Newton Imposed Harsh Restrictions on Gun Stores, Gun Control Advocates Want More
Potential firearms businesses need a special permit and a vote of approval from the Newton City Council to open in the city.