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Posts published in July 2023

Revisions – 7/5/2023

We revised Newton reviews police response at marathon, in the section on the June 14 Human Rights Commission meeting, to include a link to a statement from Newton Upstanders. We revised Boston-based Greatland Realty Partners acquires Newton’s Riverside Center to clarify that the Riverside Center property at 275 Grove Street…

July 4th: Morning and afternoon events CANCELED due to weather. Evening events currently scheduled to proceed.

CANCELED: Kids Morning: July 4, 10AM-Noon, at Newton Centre Bowl — the open green space below the hut off Tyler Terrace. A free event for children ages 3 – 12 years. Children and families are invited to join in the Patriotic Costume Parade, Grand Pet Promenade, Decorated Bicycle Parade, make…

New NPS Superintendent calls for postponement of Ward/Underwood recommendation

New Newton Public Schools Superintendent Anna Nolin has sent a memorandum to the School Committee recommending that the Underwood and Ward Task Force be “concluded” without issuing further guidance to the community about the future of the two schools. During the June 12 School Committee meeting, the Task Force issued…

Newton reviews police response at marathon

The Newton Human Rights Commission (HRC) and the City Council Public Safety and Transportation (PST) Committee met separately in June to review and discuss the Newton Police response to spectators entering the course on Mile 21 of the Boston Marathon on April 17. Testimony from Newton Police Superintendent George McMains…

Boston-based Greatland Realty Partners acquires Newton’s Riverside Center

As anticipated, Alexandria, the nation’s largest life science real estate investment trust, has sold its Newton Riverside Center (275 Grove Street, Auburndale) to Boston-based Greatland Realty Partners for $117 million, half of the price it paid for it in 2020. Adjacent to the now-paused Mark Development Riverside project, the three-building…

Correction – 7/3/2023

We revised Mayor Fuller and DA Ryan lead community meeting following triple homicides to clarify that the additional public hearing on July 24 will be open to all who did not speak at the June 26 meeting, and another public hearing will be scheduled at a later date specifically for…

Mayor Fuller and DA Ryan lead community meeting following triple homicides

On Wednesday, June 28, Mayor Ruthanne Fuller, Middlesex County District Attorney Marian Ryan, and Newton Police Superintendent George McMains led a community meeting to discuss the June 25th homicides of Lucia Arpino, 97, her daughter Gilda (Jill) D’Amore, 73 and her son-in-law, Bruno D’Amore, 74. The three were murdered in…

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