Column: Newton’s climate is changing, and our plants are changing with it
Newton has been bursting into color the past few weeks as plants come into flower. Cherry and magnolia trees are covered in pink flowers, and [...]
Column: Newton’s Webster Woods teaches us the value of forests
If you’ve taken a stroll through Newton’s Webster Woods or Houghton Garden over the past few years, you might have noticed subtle signs of technology [...]
Column: An elementary school eliminates homework, sparking parental debate
A fourth grader returned home from Memorial Spaulding Elementary School on January 5 with surprising news: homework, at least as students had known it, was [...]
Column: Counting on safe and reliable tap water
When Newton residents open their faucets, they expect safe, clean water. “People like to turn on their water and have it work,” says Shawna Sullivan, [...]
Sahni ‘Lines’ exhibit showing at Newton Free Library
PHOTO: Artist S.K. Sahni has an exhibit showing at the Newton Free Library, titled "Lines in Space." Photo by Richard Primack The Newton Free Library [...]
Birnbaum lecture addresses antisemitism
On April 14, the 21st Connie Spear Birnbaum Memorial Lecture featured a program entitled, “Navigating Uncharted Waters: War, Antisemitism, and the American Campus.” The topic [...]
Newton Inspires has a big night, showcases rockstar Newtonians
Newton Inspires, a Newton Schools Foundation gala featuring five inspiring speakers with Newton connections, was held on March 14. Over 100 people attended the evening [...]