The City of Newton, in conjunction with Harmony Foundation, will host the City’s 55th annual celebration of Martin Luther King Day, honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., will take place on January 16 at 9:30AM at Newton North High School with the theme: Justice — Injustice Anywhere is a…
Posts published in January 2023
On January 18 at 7PM, the Newton Free Library will host a special cultural performance to celebrate the annual Spring Festival Year in this year of the Rabbit. People from many Asian countries observe the Lunar New Year by putting on their national costumes, singing and dancing, and playing ensemble music with…
Newton North High School’s Theatre Ink will present Lost and Found: Stories of People of Color at 7:30PM on January 19, 20, and 21. Get tickets for the live performances (in The Little Theatre at NNHS) or get tickets for them live-streamed. Time and time again, the stories of people of…
There are no potential projects/proposals scheduled to meet with the Development Review Team this week.
Resident Parking Permits for 2022 will remain valid, at least through January, because the Resident Parking Permits for 2023 are not yet available due to vendor issues. When the 2023 permits are available, the City will announce this via social media and the Mayor’s newsletter. Call the Newton Police Department…