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Posts published in November 2023

Board and Commission Meetings – Week of 11/5/2023

Planning and Development Board will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Monday, November 6 at 7PM. The agenda includes the following: Board of License Commissioners will hold a special virtual (Zoom link) meeting on Tuesday, November 7 at 11:30AM. The agenda includes the following: Chestnut Hill Historic District Commission will meet…

Chamber Fall Breakfast honors former CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky, hears from leaders of FamilyAid and Celtics

At its annual Fall Business Breakfast, the Charles River Regional Chamber honored Dr. Rochelle Walensky, former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with the Chamber’s highest honor, the R. L. Tennant Award, for her nationwide leadership during the Covid-19 pandemic. Mayor Ruthanne Fuller lauded Dr. Walensky’s courage…

Revision – 11/2/2023

We revised Nonantum Village Center Overlay District: Another Look to more clearly explain Planning Department Deputy Director Jennifer Caira’s remarks.

Harmony Foundation accepting grant applications until Nov. 15

The Foundation for Racial, Ethnic and Religious Harmony is currently accepting grant proposals that aim to facilitate learning, interaction, and understanding, and to encourage the recognition of diversity within the community as a source of community strength. Eligible proposals include educational, nonprofit, professional, or other endeavors focusing on racial, ethnic and religious harmony. …

Newton Community Pride: Meet the Maestro – Keith Lockhart speaks with Jim Braude, Nov. 8

Newton Community Pride will host “Meet the Maestro,” an intimate evening of conversation with acclaimed Boston Pops Conductor Keith Lockhart, on November 8, 6:30PM-8:30PM, at the Showcase SuperLux Chestnut Hill. Jim Braude, co-host of Boston Public Radio, will interview Lockhart about his musical career, his experiences collaborating with a diverse…

Newton Conservators webinar: Why Are There So Many Turkeys? (Talking All Things Turkey), Nov. 9

The Newton Conservators will host a free webinar, Why Are There So Many Turkeys? (Talking All Things Turkey), on November 9, 7PM-8:30PM. The native turkeys seen in such abundance were extirpated from Massachusetts not so long ago. Their revival is a true success story, unless you’ve tangled with an aggressive…

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