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Saturday 3 June 2023

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The Newton-based bakery, commonly known for its stuffed croissants, opened a location in Brookline on March 22.

Reductions in resources will occur in extracurricular activities, staffing of teachers and aides, and more, according to Smith.

The Newton School Committee unanimously rejected a petition for the creation of an NPS academic principles advisory committee on Tuesday.

The solar power transition initiative began nearly a decade ago, according to Dede Vittori, co-president of the board of NCF.

Mass. State Senator Creem talked incentives for greener home energy and more EV use with Green Energy Consumers Alliance representatives.

Nolin—an employee at the Natick Public Schools for 20 years and superintendent there for four—will begin as superintendent of NPS on July 1.

Women in World Jazz is an educational band that performs musical styles from around the world while emphasizing a mission of social justice.

Marion Bonte, owner of the bakery, accepts orders through her website every week through Tuesday at midnight and delivers them every Friday.

Newton city councilors discussed various budget items and projects and honored John Bliss at their city council meeting Monday night.

An installation of journals and knick-knacks sits in a brick-walled room covered in vibrant paintings at Nearby Gallery in Newton Centre.

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