No Development Review Team Meetings are scheduled for this week.
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The Public Safety & Transportation Committee voted to Hold the following (see Report and watch the Video):
The Zoning & Planning Committee voted to Approve the following (see report and watch the video): The Zoning & Planning Committee voted to Hold the following:
The Programs & Services Committee voted to Approve the following (see report and watch the video): The Programs & Services Committee voted to Approve the following reappointments (7-0): The Programs & Services Committee voted to Hold the following:
The Public Facilities Committee voted to Approve the following (see report and watch the video): The Public Facilities Committee voted No Action Necessary on the following: The Public Facilities Committee voted to Hold the following:
The Land Use Committee voted to approve the following (see Report and watch the video): The Land Use Committee voted to hold the following:
The Land Use Committee voted to Approve the following (see Report and watch the video): The Land Use Committee reviewed the following:
Local and state elected officials and affordable-housing advocates crowded into three large reception rooms at the Golda Meir Hour on August 6 to celebrate as Governor Maura Healey signed the recently passed Affordable Homes Act. Hailed as “the most ambitious legislation in Massachusetts history to tackle the state’s greatest challenge…
On July 31, the two democratic candidates for 11th Middlesex District State Representative — Alex Jablon and Amy Sangiolo — met online in a debate hosted by the Charles River Regional Chamber (CRRC) and moderated by CRRC President, Greg Riebman. Incumbent Rep. Kay Khan is stepping down from the role…
Wolves, leopards and other creatures roamed Capt. John Ryan Park in West Newton on Tuesday, August 6, on the hunt for tempting prey: Free Cabot’s ice cream! The “animals” — local kids who had their faces painted by Nuria Navarro — enjoyed the frozen treats at the Newton Police Department’s…
On December 18, 2023, the Newton City Council updated the 1999 Newton Tree Preservation Ordinance (TPO). The revised TPO applies to private properties and protects trees that are six inches and larger in diameter at breast height (DBH, 4.5 feet above ground). Removal of all trees requires one of two…
In early spring this year, the City of Newton released an online Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) survey for residents and employees to complete. Open for community input until May 31, the survey included questions about various experiences regarding race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, socioeconomic status, disabilities, etc., and it…