What do you want Fuller to say about racism, police & the budget on Monday?

What do you want Fuller to say about racism, police & the budget on Monday?

From Mayor Ruthanne Fuller’s newsletter Friday…

I will be speaking to our community on Monday night, June 15 at 6 p.m. Join me on your computer, your smart phone or via NewTV cable television.

I will speak to some of the critical issues facing our community: racism, public safety and the role of our police, our priorities as evidenced in our

Newton Al Fresco (where to eat this weekend)

As you’ve likely noticed, the city has been placing picnic tables in local parks and public parking lots to provide locations to enjoy takeout from local restaurants, while practicing safe social distancing. The map below shows the current table locations or locations where tables are about to be placed.

In addition the chamber has created this list of are restaurants offering outdoor dining adjacent to their own premises.

Police release photo of suspect in Duncan incident

From the TAB article:

  • Duncan, 50, stands 6 feet, 8 inches tall.
  • Yaliek Allah-Barnes, is 37. Newton Police said Allah-Barnes’ license said he is 6 feet, 3 inches tall. However, the Newton Police also stated that according to other police agency information, Allah-Barnes “listed his height as ranging from 6′01″ to 6′08.”

Before the description and photo were released, Duncan said he would be disappointed if the suspect was described as being less than 6 feet, 4 inches tall.

…[Duncan said he] was very impressed with Fuller, MacDonald and Apotheker, he said “I really respect the self reflection that all of them showed. That, to me, is a sign of people wanting to get better.”

Eight Dems, two GOP candidates on ballot for Congress

The field of candidates vying to fill the Forth Congressional District seat currently held by Rep. Joe Kennedy has been finalized. Nine Democrats and two Republicans have qualified for the ballot, WPRI reports. Newton residents (and City Councilors) Jake Auchincloss...