Newton’s Artful Pianos project combines music and public art for nearly a decade
For nearly 10 years, Newton’s Artful Pianos project has placed colorfully painted public pianos across the city. Designed by local artists and enjoyed by the [...]
NPS appoints first director of mental health
Newton Public Schools announced the appointment of the district’s first Director of Mental Health and Well-Being on Tuesday. Jesse Krotick—who has served as Coordinator of [...]
Newton South Class of 2026 graduates with hope, humor
Newton South High School graduates heard messages of remembering to stay curious and creative while finding joy along the way at their graduation ceremony on [...]
Newton’s METCO director named interim NNHS principal
Newton Public Schools announced yesterday that Lisa Gilbert-Smith, director of the city’s Metropolitan Council for Educational Opportunity (METCO) program, will serve as Newton North High [...]
Laredo, School Committee weigh in on Ward/Underwood question
In a Monday night meeting, the Newton School Committee discussed a presentation given by Chief Operating Officer Josh Morse recommending against the consolidation of the [...]
R&B legend Ronnie DeVoe receives honorary Portrait of a Learner Award
Grammy-winning singer and rapper Ronnie DeVoe received the inaugural Portrait of a Learner Award at a ceremony held at Newton North High School on Thursday. [...]
Rotary brings paws for a cause with second annual DogFest
The Rotary Club of Newton hosted its second annual DogFest and Parade on Sunday morning, bringing together dogs and dog owners to raise money for [...]
Morse urges against Ward/Underwood consolidation at public hearing
In a virtual public meeting on Tuesday night, Newton’s Chief Operating Officer Josh Morse presented his opposition to the possibility of consolidating the Ward and [...]
Family ACCESS to shut down operations next month
Family ACCESS, a child and family services nonprofit located in West Newton, announced it will close on June 25 after more than 120 years of [...]