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Posts published in October 2024

Arts, culture, and politics

With both of Newton’s long-time State Representatives retiring at the end of 2024, local groups have sponsored debates and forums with the three candidates in each district running for their House seats. Generally, their debates have focused on health care, education, housing and development, and public transportation. But MASSCreative —…

What’s Up in Newton — Week of 10/13/2024

Highlights this week: Reminder: In our Monday newsletters, the links in bold go to meeting details (agendas, Zoom links). Other links go to documents. City Council The City Council is not scheduled to meet this week. Finance will meet on Tuesday to consider requests to: Rules Subcommittee will meet on…

City Council Meetings – Week of 10/13/2024

The City Council is not scheduled to meet this week. Finance will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Tuesday, October 15 at 7PM. The agenda includes the following: Rules Subcommittee will meet in person (Room 205) and virtually (Zoom link) on Thursday, October 17 at 7PM. The agenda includes the following:…

School Committee Meetings – Week of 10/13/2024

The School Committee is not scheduled to meet this week. The School Committee’s Negotiation Subcommittee will meet in person (Education Center, Room 210) in Executive Session Wednesday, October 16 at 3PM to hold a grievance hearing with the Newton Teachers Association (Collective Bargaining Sessions) (see Meeting Notice).

Board and Commission Meetings – Week of 10/13/2024

Library Board of Trustees Finance Committee will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Tuesday, October 15 at 1PM. The agenda includes the following: Board of License Commissioners will meet virtually (Zoom link) on Tuesday, October 15 at 7:30PM. The agenda includes the following: Election Commission will meet in person (Room 211)…

Mayor presents Long-Range Financial Plan and Five-Year Financial Forecast, with optimism and warnings

On October 7, Mayor Ruthanne Fuller and Chief Financial Officer Maureen Lemieux presented the City’s Long-Range Financial Plan and Five-Year Financial Forecast for FY2026-2030. The Mayor outlined what she called a “comprehensive, forward looking, financially stable, and fiscally disciplined” plan designed to: At the same time, the Mayor warned of…

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