Newton schools propose schedule changes for Angier and Zervas kids next year
David Fleishman sent this to Angier and Zervas families today… Dear Angier and Zervas Communities, It is a very exciting time as we update our elementary school facilities in Newton. As you are aware, both Angier and Zervas will be moving locations over the...Newton aldermen approve purchase of Beacon Street homes for Zervas project
Newton’s Board of Aldermen voted 18-5 Monday night to appropriate $2.415 million to purchase 1316, 1330, and 1338 Beacon St. for the Zervas School project, the Newton TAB reports.Mayor’s office responds to Aldermen’s questions about Zervas School expansion project
At risk of stealing the momentum from Bob Burke’s 225-plus comment thread about the Zervas School project, I’m going to start a new one. Today, Maureen Lemieux, Mayor Warren’ s Chief of Staff/Chief Financial Officer distributed this document to the...Will Zervas be too big?
I’m a frequent blogger, but this is only the second time I have actually posted something to Village 14. Tomorrow evening, the Board of Aldermen is scheduled to vote to appropriate $2.4 million to purchase 3 homes on Beacon Street to help accommodate a new and...Ward 5 leaders on why expanding Zervas is the right decision
Ward 5 Alderman John Rice and Ward 5 School Committee member Steve Siegel have co-written a column in today’s Newton TAB, explaining why they both favor expanding Zervas Elementary School, as opposed to adding a new school elsewhere. A survey referenced in the...Suspicious package at Zervas
Not sure if there is anything to be made of this, but just received the following Newton Police press release forwarded by Alderman James Cote. In case anyone was wondering about police activity near Zervas school this morning: The Newton Police Department is...
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