Metro

Wednesday 27 September 2023

Two candidates for Ward 2 and Ward 6 advanced to November’s municipal election, where voters will select respective ward councilors.

Newton in Motion, reverted its pool of eligible users to select groups in the city, due to a decline in outside funding and grants.

After a year of negotiations, the Newton Teachers Association (NTA) and the Newton School Committee (NSC) are at odds.

An exhibit in Newton’s City Hall explores the Allen School, the subject of Historic Newton’s upcoming documentary, An Uncommon Education.

Councilor Crossley, Zoning and Planning Committee chair, refuted claims that the city hasn’t been transparent about its rezoning process.

Candidates for Newton City Council from Ward 2 and Ward 6 addressed the city’s ongoing rezoning plans during two debates.

NPD will work with state law enforcement agencies to look further into the accident, according to the statement.

Local officials said that the attack appears to be random, and there is no clear connection between Ferguson and the victims.

Newton’s proposed FY24 budget includes a $19.7 million increase in funds from last year, according to Mayor Fuller’s budget address on Monday.

NNHS’ ToBeGLAD Day celebrating LGBTQ+ identities sparked a protest and counterprotest due to its inclusion of a drag performance.

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