Not Yolking Around: Egg shortages and price hikes not going over easy for Newton restaurants
“When life gives you eggs, make an omelet,” so they say. But what do you do when you can’t find any eggs? Or when they [...]
School Committee approves competency determination requirements
The school committee recently approved new Competency Determination (CD) requirements for the high school classes of 2025 and 2026. Initially, students had to pass the [...]
Newsmakers: Jazz, theatre and an Aquarium board seat
Editor’s note: Newsmakers is a regular feature spotlighting accomplishments of Newton community members, businesses and organizations. Newton South Jazz Ensemble director wins big honor Lisa [...]
Chestnut Hill’s Winston Flowers blooms in new location
The following story first appeared on The Heights, an independent, nonprofit newspaper run by Boston College students, with which the Newton Beacon has formed a partnership. Stories [...]
Young people sound off on Newton’s new ‘Tobacco-free Generation’ policy
Newton North High School senior Tija Brown first heard of Newton’s new tobacco ordinance—which will prohibit anyone born after March 1, 2004, from purchasing tobacco [...]
Newton Centre plaza project sparks controversy among local businesses
The following story first appeared on The Heights, an independent, nonprofit newspaper run by Boston College students, with which the Newton Beacon has formed a partnership. Stories [...]
Three Newton cannabis dispensaries threaten to sue city over community impact fee
The following story first appeared on The Heights, an independent, nonprofit newspaper run by Boston College students, with which the Newton Beacon has formed a partnership. Stories [...]
School psychologist suing NPS for firing over vaccine refusal, citing religion and Nuremburg
A school psychologist who said she was fired by the Newton Public Schools in 2022 due to her refusal to receive a COVID-19 vaccine is [...]
Newsmakers: Science, jazz and a new Chamber chair
Editor’s note: Newsmakers is a regular feature spotlighting accomplishments of Newton community members, businesses and organizations. Angela Pitter elected chair Charles River Chamber board The [...]
Indulge! has sweetened Newton Highlands for 34 years
Indulge!, Newton Highlands’ own candy store, has been a local favorite since 1991. Run by Newton native Linda Gulman, Indulge! offers a variety of treats, [...]
Newsmakers: Women in leadership, LigerBots and more
Editor’s note: Newsmakers is a regular feature spotlighting accomplishments of Newton community members, businesses and organizations. Newton attorney named partner at Jay Nuss Realty [...]
First Night: You can make a New Year’s Eve midnight toast at these three Newton spots
Want to go out for New Year's Eve and make a toast at midnight, but don’t want to deal with getting into downtown Boston? Luckily, [...]
Holiday Spirits: Oak n’Barrel marks a year of business
PHOTO: Oak n'Barrel is celebrating a year in business in Newton Centre. Photo Courtesy Oak n'Barrel Oak n’Barrel, a liquor store in Newton Centre, recently [...]
These Newton restaurants are open Christmas Day
Christmas gatherings aren't for everyone. For starters, not everyone celebrates it. And even among those who do, it can be a lot of work and [...]
Noapte Buna (Goodnight): Moldova Restaurant to close its doors at the end of the month
PHOTO: Left to right: Chris Pitts plays saxophone, Ricardo Pearlman plays drums and Richard Hale-Shaw plays bass at Moldova's Jazz Jam on Tuesday, Aug. 13. [...]