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Court places more restrictions on school van driver indicted on kidnapping charges

On October 28, a Middlesex Superior Court judge imposed additional restrictions on a former school van driver indicted on three felony kidnapping charges related to alleged “suspicious activity” transporting Newton Public Schools students last May.  The former driver, Justin Vose, 42, of Bedford, must now stay out of Newton unless…

What’s Up in Newton – Week of 10/27/2024

Highlights this week… City Council Finance will meet on Monday to consider: Zoning and Planning will meet on Monday to consider: School Committee Negotiations Subcommittee of the School Committee will meet in Executive Session on Monday to discuss a grievance with the Newton Teachers Association. Boards and Commissions Newton Retirement Board…

City Council approves $2 million CPA funding toward restoration of First Baptist Church bell tower

At the October 21 meeting of the City Council, twenty-one Councilors voted to approve a grant of $2 million in Community Preservation Act funding toward the restoration of the bell tower of the First Baptist Church in Newton Centre. In response to concerns raised in an earlier meeting of the City…

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Eric M. Turner was inaugurated on October 18 as the tenth president of Lasell University. He has been involved in Lasell’s management for thirty years, serving as provost since 2020. (See Fig City News article on his appointment.) Laura Colarusso will become editor of the Commonwealth Beacon on November 4…

What’s Up in Newton – Week of 10/20/2024

Highlights this week: City Council City Council will meet on Monday and is expected to vote on the following (see Reports Docket): The New Docket includes the following: Land Use will meet on Tuesday to consider: Programs and Services will meet on Wednesday to consider: Public Facilities will meet on Wednesday to consider: Public…

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