We updated our article, 3 public meetings on the Override, to include a link to the recording of the January 26 Town Hall Forum.
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We updated our article, It takes a community to save a restaurant, to include a quote from Mayor Ruthanne Fuller.
We updated our article on the Newton Teachers Association blog post to include a link to an update on collective bargaining provided by the School Committee in its December 19 meeting. We also updated our article on the December 19 School Committee meeting to include a link to that update…
In the letter-to-the-editor Jaffee: Riverside delay not caused by neighborhood concerns, we corrected a typo from “the demise of Riverside” to “the demise of the 2013 Riverside proposal.”
We corrected a mistranscribed quote by Chris Pitts in First of seven information sessions about proposed zoning maps draws over 100 participants (Upper Falls & Waban): “8,000 units” and “transition zones” are correct.
We corrected the headline of “Council sets FY2023 Tax Levy Limit” to be “City Council holds Tax Classification Hearing.” The tax levy was set when budget was passed, and this hearing set the classification percentage split between residential and commercial properties.
We updated Halloween Window Painting flourishes in village shop windows to clarify Linda Gulman’s role in initiating a community Halloween event in Newton Highlands.
We updated What’s Up in Newton — Week of 11/13/2022 to include information about the NPS Superintendent Search Committee’s schedule of focus groups for community input, and we updated NPS Superintendent Search seeks community input via virtual and in-person focus groups …and online survey to include schedules of focus groups…
We have updated MBTA revises bus maps in response to community input — What it means for Newton to announce the MBTA’s virtual meeting TONIGHT and to add additional information from the MBTA.
In What’s Up in Newton — 10/23/2022, we have removed an incorrect link to the City’s current plan for accessibility under the Americans with Disabilities Act and noted that the draft updated plan will be available only to registrants of the webinar.