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Northland meets with Liaison Committee about revisions removing shuttle service and office space

At an in-person meeting of the Northland Liaison Committee on August 21, Northland Development executives presented recently proposed project design changes to residents and City Councilors on the committee and responded to questions.  The Northland representatives — including Vice President of Construction Mark Medeiros and Senior Vice President of Construction…

Mark Development proposes redesign of Riverside project to focus on residential

Mark Development has proposed a revised design for its development project at the MBTA Riverside Station, replacing commercial elements with more residential space. The original (and currently approved) design is a mix of residential, retail, and commercial space — including two large buildings for life sciences, 550 housing units, and…

Newton people in the news…

Alyssa Medin has graduated from St. Olaf College with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Philosophy, and French. Neva Hobbs of Brown Middle School was one of 50 young musicians across eastern Massachusetts who participated in Rockport Music’s annual Cape Ann Jazz Workshop of master classes and performances for…

What’s Up in Newton – Week of 8/25/2024

Highlights this week: City Council Land Use will meet on Tuesday to consider: Schools School Committee has no meetings scheduled for this week. Boards and Commissions Chestnut Hill Historic District Commission will hold a site visit at 61 Gatehouse Road on Tuesday to review existing windows and the proposed location of…

Door-to-door with candidate Rick Lipof: Key take-aways and closing arguments

Fig City News spoke with the three candidates running to succeed retiring State Representative Ruth Balser, to learn about their conversations with voters as they canvassed the 12th Middlesex district before the September 3 Primary election. Did talking with several thousand potential constituents change their perspective about what they would…

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