by Newton News Editor | Jul 26, 2023 | Newton City Hall Mayor
Today is the 33rd anniversary of the signing of the #ada – the Americans with Disabilities Act – a perfect day to shine the light on Newton’s inaccessible MBTA Commuter Rail Stations. Along with Rep. Jake Auchincloss, Senator Cindy Creem, Kay Khan and our entire...
by Newton News Editor | Jul 26, 2023 | Newton City Hall Mayor
Looking for a part-time job? The City of Newton is looking for interested candidates for open or on-call positions for School Traffic Supervisor/Crossing Guards for the upcoming school year! If you are interested in applying for a Crossing Guard position, please apply...
by Newton News Editor | Jul 19, 2023 | Newton City Hall Mayor
Save the date: Tuesday August 1st National Night Out 5-8PM Captain Ryan Park (Corner of Washington St. and Cherry St.). All are welcome! #nationalnightout #newtonmapolice
by Newton News Editor | Jul 18, 2023 | Newton City Hall Mayor
If you, or someone you know and care about, is being mistreated or feels that their choices are being taken away by a partner, family member or caregiver, please click on the webinar below and visit Newton Social Services. Find a list of resources at...
by Newton News Editor | Jul 13, 2023 | Newton City Hall Mayor
Festa! Fun, family, music, great food and so much more at Day 2 of the St Mary of Carmen Society’s 88th Annual Festival. The festivities run through Sunday.
by Newton News Editor | Jul 4, 2023 | Newton City Hall Mayor
We regret to announce our July 4th morning and afternoon activities are being canceled. The Carnival and Bo & Bill Winiker band are expected to begin at 6 pm at Albemarle. Check here this afternoon to confirm the start time. The Fireworks Spectacular will begin at...
by Newton News Editor | Jul 3, 2023 | Newton City Hall Mayor
We are closely watching the weather, and will post updates regarding July 4th activities in the City of Newton at the City website here: July 4th
by Newton News Editor | Jun 26, 2023 | Newton City Hall Mayor
An Update from Newton Police:
by Newton News Editor | Jun 25, 2023 | Newton City Hall Mayor
Mayor Fuller is sharing a press release from District Attorney Marian Ryan and Newton Police Chief John Carmichael: Active Investigation Underway in Newton NEWTON – Middlesex District Attorney Marian Ryan and Newton Chief of Police John Carmichael have confirmed an...
by Newton News Editor | Jun 23, 2023 | Newton City Hall Mayor
A reminder that the current red Senior Parking stickers expire at the end of this month on Friday, June 30. New purple stickers allowing residents age 65 and over to park for free in the City’s municipal parking lots (with some restrictions) are available for purchase...
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