by Newton News Editor | May 23, 2024 | Newton Beacon
Twenty years ago we, the concerned citizens of Newton, collected signatures under a petition to stop the use of artificial turf. We presented scientific proofs of the artificial turf’s environmental, human and athletic hazards. And then the Board of Aldermen rejected...
by Newton News Editor | May 23, 2024 | Newton Beacon
The City Council on Monday unanimously approved Mayor Fuller’s FY2025 budget and capital improvement plan. The $525.4 million amounts to a 5.1 percent—$25.7 million—increase over FY2024. And it includes the $286.3 million that Superintendent Anna Nolin had requested....
by Newton News Editor | May 23, 2024 | Newton Patch News
Some 43.8 million Americans are expected to travel to celebrate Memorial Day. Here’s a look at what they can expect. Some 43.8 million Americans are expected to travel to celebrate Memorial Day. Here’s a look at what they can expect.
by Newton News Editor | May 23, 2024 | Newton City Hall Mayor
There will be no trash, recycling, or yard waste collection on Monday, May 27 in observance of Memorial Day. Regular service will resume on Tuesday, May 28, and will be on a 1-day delay schedule for the week. Download our app for reminders, alerts, and even immediate...
by Newton News Editor | May 23, 2024 | Newton Business News
YPG Luncheon at Moldova Restaurant
by Newton News Editor | May 23, 2024 | Newton Patch News
Storms were already rumbling early Thursday morning, but more severe storms may roll across the state throughout the day.
by Newton News Editor | May 22, 2024 | Newton Beacon
Newton Mayor Ruthanne Fuller emcees the city’s annual Mayor’s Community Breakfast on May 22. Screenshot from NewTV “Go Celtics!” Mayor Ruthanne Fuller cheered as she took to the stage for the city’s 50th Mayor’s Community Breakfast on Wednesday morning at the UMass...
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