School’s out for summer! Schools out forever!
Just wanted to be able to use that headline and link to this video:
Here’s a way the city could help our restaurants
Hello friends: As some of you may have noticed (perhaps happily) I haven’t been engaging much on Village 14 these days. My life has really be consumed working with businesses and nonprofits though my role in with chamber. Among the things I’m doing is a...State election office rules on Northland-related complaints
It seems like a million years ago, but remember those complaints filed by Right Size Newton alleging campaign law violations against Mayor Fuller and the city? Well the state Office of Campaign and Political Finance has issued the results of its investigations. ...City Councilor Greenberg’s day job requires PPE
When Maria Scibelli Greenberg, the ward councilor for Ward 1, isn’t working on city business, she’s on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis, working as a cardiac sonographer at Newton-Wellesley Hospital, the Newton TAB reports.Karl O’Hara on how to make (and toss) a pizza!
Five dead, 46 infected, at Newton senior care facility
Five people have died of the coronavirus at the Falls at Cordingly Dam. An additional 46 have been diagnosed with the illness at the senior care facility on Washington Street. The TAB’s report is here. The Globe’s here.Newton COVID-19 Care Fund has raised more than $300K
The Newton COVID-19 Care Fund has already raised more than $300,000 from Newton businesses and residents and has geared up to offer financial assistance to workers, residents and families financially burdened by the COVID-19 pandemic. The charity was established last...
Why is the TAB’s Passover article different from all other Passover articles?
No mask. No sale.
Universal Hub and WCVB report on the “No mask, no sale” policy at a 7-Eleven store across the street from Boston City Hall. Would you like to see all currently operating Newton stores adopt the same policy?
Newton Schools Foundation buys 300 Chromebooks for students
Newton Schools Foundation has approved a grant of up to $85,500 for the Newton Public Schools to purchase 300 Chromebooks for students who need access to online learning during school closures. NSF is committed to closing gaps in achievement and opportunity as part...Johnny’s Luncheonette gives free soup to seniors impacted by coronavirus
City closes all public basketball and tennis courts
From Mayor Fuller Monday night… The most effective tool we have to slow the spread of this coronavirus is social distancing – including when people are outside. We can save lives by staying separate. For this reason, with Commissioner of Health and Human...