by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 28, 2013 | Newton |
The first annual recreational TOUR DE NEWTON is being planned as part of Newton Walk/Bike week or this coming October. The Tour de Newton will be a leisurely 20+ mile route around the city that will pass through each of the village centers. You’ll ride the...
by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 28, 2013 | Newton |
It’s probably been a while since you’ve heard anything about the Upper Falls Greenway, the plan to build a mile long walking/jogging/bicycle trail along the old railroad line that parallel’s Needham St. In recent months the planning has been ticking...
by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 25, 2013 | Newton |
The Newton Tab just posted a story by Trevor Jones about the status of the proposed Pine St Inn project in Waban, in the wake of Mayor Warren’s announcement that he’s withdrawing support for the project
by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 24, 2013 | Newton |
For info about this year’s (2014) Feast of the Falls, click here. About 1 PM yesterday afternoon it was all beginning to seem like a colossal mistake. A quarter mile of the Sudbury aqueduct in Hemlock Gorge was strewn with truck loads full of equipment and...
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by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 22, 2013 | Newton
Tomorrow evening will be the first annual Feast of The Falls, a catered 5 course dinner for 250 people in Hemlock Gorge. Here’s some of what goes in to making it happen.
by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 19, 2013 | Newton |
As a result of some Village 14 chatter, possible mayoral candidate Tom Sheff announced that he’ll be hosting a forum on Newton’s Special Education on NewTV. “I just want to announce that I just got off the phone with Newtv and on Wednesday August...
by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 18, 2013 | Newton |
Trevor Jones reports in the Newton Tab that “A series of sexual discrimination complaints have been filed against the Newton Police Department since November, raising questions about the ability of female police officers to rise through the ranks and the...
by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 17, 2013 | Newton |
Upper Falls has got a lot going for it these day. There’s all sorts of people, working on all sorts of community projects but there’s probably no more powerful human dynamo around these parts than Seana Gaherin of Dunn Gaherins Restaurant. Two weeks ago...
by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 16, 2013 | Newton |
The Newton Conservators are a great volunteer group that are the protectors, watchdogs, and advocates for all of our park land. Much of their work, as you might expect, has to do with conserving the best of our parks. A dedicated group of Conservators also works on...
by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 12, 2013 | Newton
The Newton Patch report on a runaway truck careening down Comm Ave into the BC campus, has some great photos. I don’t think you could pose a better scene of a truck delicately balanced and ready to tumble over.
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by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 11, 2013 | Newton |
It’s been a given all along that Mayor Setti Warren would be running for reelection. About a week or so, political novice Jackie Gauvreau Sequeira threw her hat and the ring. She’s best known for having been an early whistle blower in the Catholic priest...
by Chuck Tanowitz | Jun 10, 2013 | Newton |
The most exciting event in Upper Falls in years will happen in just a few weeks. On Sunday June 23, the longest table anyone has ever seen will be assembled for The Feast of The Falls. Two hundred and fifty guests will break bread together at a sit-down, catered...
