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NNHS students seek to conduct free home-energy assessments for 100 households

A group of Newton North HS students have formed Newton Youth Energizers to encourage more climate-friendly behavior and household technology. As part of Mass Energize’s Youth Climate Solutions Challenge, the team seeks to perform home-energy assessments for 100 Newton households by the end of April. To schedule a free Home-Energy Assessment, complete this form or…

Do you use oil heat? Take this 5-minute Electrification Readiness survey

If you own a single-family home in Newton and use oil heat, please take this 5-minute survey to help local environmental groups identify non-electric appliance use and better understand residents’ concerns. Newton, just like Massachusetts, has a long-term climate goal of carbon neutrality by 2050. Since electricity is the only large-scale…

Wilder Properties & Cotton’s Blue Jeans Go Green program: Recycle your worn or unwanted denim, Apr. 15 – 22

In honor of Earth Day 2026, Wilder, the property management and leasing firm for Auburndale Plaza is proud to once again participate in Cotton’s Blue Jeans Go Green™ program—inviting the community to recycle their worn or unwanted denim and help give it a second life. From April 15 – 22, shoppers at Auburndale Plaza can…

Newton Community Farm: Summer High School Field Crew Internship Program — Applications Open

Applications are now open for Newton Community Farm’s Summer High School Field Crew Internship Program. NCF field interns are crucial members of the farm team during the summer. Interns gain hand-on experience with all kinds of farm work including planting, harvesting, and packing produce while learning about our greater food system. The…

Newton Conservators: Bats 101, Apr. 30

Newton Conservators will host a webinar, Bats 101 at 7:00PM on Thursday, April 30. Please sign up for the webinar and join Dr. Chris Richardson for his Bats 101 presentation. After the basics on bats, Dr. Richardson will dive into his current research applying the study of stress and energetic…

Newton Community Farm: 2026 Bard Family Forum kickoff event: The Story of the Boston Food Forest Coalition, Apr. 30

Join Newton Community Farm for the launch of its 2026 Bard Family Forum, featuring a talk by Orion Kriegman titled Planting Seeds of Hope: The Story of the Boston Food Forest Coalition (BFFC). The event will take place on Thursday, April 30 at 7PM in the Campus Center Auditorium at…

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