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Now what? Fuller says Horace Mann work will happen

Dan Atkinson2 weeks ago2 weeks ago015 mins

Mayor: ‘Our city will have to make some challenging decisions’ The vote is over — but the overrides aren’t going…

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Get Out and Vote: What you need to know

Dan Atkinson3 weeks ago3 weeks ago08 mins

On Tuesday, March 14, Newton residents will finally go to the polls to vote on three ballot questions known as…

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Plans for Countryside, Franklin vague and wasteful: Vote no

Guest Contributor3 weeks ago3 weeks ago06 mins

By Henry Barbaro This Tuesday, March 14, Newton voters will decide on whether the City’s tax rate should be increased…

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Not just taxes, trust is also on the March 14 ballot

Dan Atkinson1 month ago1 month ago011 mins

In her State of the City address last week, Mayor Ruthanne Fuller devoted a significant amount of time urging voters…

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Johnny's Luncheonette in Newton Centre. Photo by Dan Atkinson
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Businesses to mayor: Not a good time for an override

Dan Atkinson2 months ago2 months ago011 mins

As Newton residents consider voting for $15 million in tax increases, many business owners in the city are worried about…

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