Recent Comments on Village 14 Blog Posts

  • Debra Waller on Debra Waller parking reduxSince V14 is going to be archived, I wanted to add a comment to two posts involving me personally (10/02/21: “Candidate Debra Waller and parking” and 10/14/21: “Debra Waller parking redux”). On 10/19/18, ten months after Mayor Ruthanne Fuller took...
  • Debra Waller on Candidate Debra Waller and parkingSince V14 is going to be archived, I wanted to add a comment to two posts involving me personally (10/02/21: “Candidate Debra Waller and parking” and 10/14/21: “Debra Waller parking redux”). On 10/19/18, ten months after Mayor Ruthanne Fuller took...
  • Chris Steele on Goodbye to Village 14So as I imagine it, Greg, Sean, Jerry and a few other others were out and about for a walk in Newton 12 years ago when suddenly from the fog emerged a 14th village. It both wasn’t there before, and...
  • Newton Business Staff on Goodbye to Village 14@Bugek There is a Facebook page. The link is in the footer. Or go to: https://www.facebook.com/Village14/
  • Newton Business Staff on Goodbye to Village 14@Jo-Louise Allen Thank you.
  • Jo-Louise Allen on Goodbye to Village 14Shout out to Jon Shubow for offering his technical expertise at little to no charge. What a mensch. Jon, I don't know if you ever read these posts, but you and I have been connected for over 55 years. Jen...
  • Harry Sanders on Goodbye to Village 14I am exceptionally thrilled to keep the stories of which I am involved in alive and would appreciate a nominal fee to do just that. It's part 'n parcel as a business advertising expense. https://web.archive.org/web/20220718134231/https://village14.com/2016/11/15/nnhs-students-preserve-some-newton-history/ https://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/off/d/newtonville-newtonville-depot-1st-floor/7646666580.html
  • Bugek on Goodbye to Village 14Does a credible plan include just forwarding this website to a Facebook page for ppl to comment and post ?
  • Martha B Volpe on Goodbye to Village 14No news about what is happening in Newton anymore
  • Gail Spector on Saying goodbye to Village14Just saw this and need to say that I'm sad that I'll never know your true identity Fig. But I'm also grateful that you provided the most consistent voice of reason on both V14 and the Tab blog. Thank you...
  • Jerry Reilly on Upper Falls Loop – a pleasant walk (updated)That's great. Thanks Joshua!
  • Joshua Herzig-Marx on Upper Falls Loop – a pleasant walk (updated)I added this walk to Alltrails: https://www.alltrails.com/explore/map/map-july-24-2023-32fcc8c?u=i&sh=r3sgvz
  • Thomas Sheff on Saying goodbye to Village14Wow this sad news. Thanks for puyying this together and keeping it going to Greg, Jerry and Sean. It's been real.
  • Harry Sanders on Northland project site tour, Thurs July 20Northland has done a remarkable job so far to this point. The restoration of Bld 1 with 14' ceiling height, the original joists, posts, fasteners - this place is a crafted museum, proud to be recognized and hosted by the...
  • Isabelle on What I learned from the HolocaustBob, what an interesting piece, as were all your previous pieces. Your point of having a support group (a room full of classmates) with whom to discuss diverse reactions is so well taken. Promoting our common humanity is so important,...
  • Richard Bertman on Ice cream returns to Newton HighlandsI remember driving an ice cream truck for McManus. I thought it was in 1951 or 52. I couldn’t remember the name till it suddenly just came to me. Amazng
  • Jerry Reilly on Saying goodbye to Village14Yes I'll miss it too Mary. ... and to all the V14 regulars who I've never met, if you're ever up for a walk in the park, a cup of coffee, a cold beer, or an ice cream (Fig), email...
  • Mary Mary Quite Contrary on Saying goodbye to Village14Man, I'm gonna miss this site. From arguing with people about the parking ban (get rid of it!!) to getting riled up about local elections to reading about new businesses, reading threads about development, reading memories from Bob Burke, and...
  • Chris Steele on Saying goodbye to Village14Beautifully stated as always, Fig. Thank you for being such an important part of this community.
  • fignewtonville on Saying goodbye to Village14Hello all: First, an apology. I had intended to go to the Village 14 celebration/wake last Thursday, but life got in the way a bit. Having a mess of kids in the house does that, but if I'm being honest,...
  • Jane Hanser on What I learned from the HolocaustBob, Thank you. I hope this piece lives on in the archives. There’s nobody who can’t learn something from this and I recognize you put your heart and soul into this learning and writing. Good writing by nature has to...
  • Bob Jampol on What I learned from the HolocaustBless you, Bob, and thanks for the insights.
  • Phil R. on Be civil, pleaseWell said.
  • Kevin Mitchell on Saying goodbye to Village14Thanks for this community news and opinion resourc over the last decade plus!
  • Jerry Reilly on What I learned from the HolocaustThanks Bob for this well written and thoughtful piece. It makes for a perfect final post for Village14.

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Recent Comments on Village 14 Blog Posts

  • Debra Waller on Debra Waller parking reduxSince V14 is going to be archived, I wanted to add a comment to two posts involving me personally (10/02/21: “Candidate Debra Waller and parking” and 10/14/21: “Debra Waller parking redux”). On 10/19/18, ten months after Mayor Ruthanne Fuller took...
  • Debra Waller on Candidate Debra Waller and parkingSince V14 is going to be archived, I wanted to add a comment to two posts involving me personally (10/02/21: “Candidate Debra Waller and parking” and 10/14/21: “Debra Waller parking redux”). On 10/19/18, ten months after Mayor Ruthanne Fuller took...
  • Chris Steele on Goodbye to Village 14So as I imagine it, Greg, Sean, Jerry and a few other others were out and about for a walk in Newton 12 years ago when suddenly from the fog emerged a 14th village. It both wasn’t there before, and...
  • Newton Business Staff on Goodbye to Village 14@Bugek There is a Facebook page. The link is in the footer. Or go to: https://www.facebook.com/Village14/
  • Newton Business Staff on Goodbye to Village 14@Jo-Louise Allen Thank you.
  • Jo-Louise Allen on Goodbye to Village 14Shout out to Jon Shubow for offering his technical expertise at little to no charge. What a mensch. Jon, I don't know if you ever read these posts, but you and I have been connected for over 55 years. Jen...
  • Harry Sanders on Goodbye to Village 14I am exceptionally thrilled to keep the stories of which I am involved in alive and would appreciate a nominal fee to do just that. It's part 'n parcel as a business advertising expense. https://web.archive.org/web/20220718134231/https://village14.com/2016/11/15/nnhs-students-preserve-some-newton-history/ https://boston.craigslist.org/bmw/off/d/newtonville-newtonville-depot-1st-floor/7646666580.html
  • Bugek on Goodbye to Village 14Does a credible plan include just forwarding this website to a Facebook page for ppl to comment and post ?
  • Martha B Volpe on Goodbye to Village 14No news about what is happening in Newton anymore
  • Gail Spector on Saying goodbye to Village14Just saw this and need to say that I'm sad that I'll never know your true identity Fig. But I'm also grateful that you provided the most consistent voice of reason on both V14 and the Tab blog. Thank you...
  • Jerry Reilly on Upper Falls Loop – a pleasant walk (updated)That's great. Thanks Joshua!
  • Joshua Herzig-Marx on Upper Falls Loop – a pleasant walk (updated)I added this walk to Alltrails: https://www.alltrails.com/explore/map/map-july-24-2023-32fcc8c?u=i&sh=r3sgvz
  • Thomas Sheff on Saying goodbye to Village14Wow this sad news. Thanks for puyying this together and keeping it going to Greg, Jerry and Sean. It's been real.
  • Harry Sanders on Northland project site tour, Thurs July 20Northland has done a remarkable job so far to this point. The restoration of Bld 1 with 14' ceiling height, the original joists, posts, fasteners - this place is a crafted museum, proud to be recognized and hosted by the...
  • Isabelle on What I learned from the HolocaustBob, what an interesting piece, as were all your previous pieces. Your point of having a support group (a room full of classmates) with whom to discuss diverse reactions is so well taken. Promoting our common humanity is so important,...
  • Richard Bertman on Ice cream returns to Newton HighlandsI remember driving an ice cream truck for McManus. I thought it was in 1951 or 52. I couldn’t remember the name till it suddenly just came to me. Amazng
  • Jerry Reilly on Saying goodbye to Village14Yes I'll miss it too Mary. ... and to all the V14 regulars who I've never met, if you're ever up for a walk in the park, a cup of coffee, a cold beer, or an ice cream (Fig), email...
  • Mary Mary Quite Contrary on Saying goodbye to Village14Man, I'm gonna miss this site. From arguing with people about the parking ban (get rid of it!!) to getting riled up about local elections to reading about new businesses, reading threads about development, reading memories from Bob Burke, and...
  • Chris Steele on Saying goodbye to Village14Beautifully stated as always, Fig. Thank you for being such an important part of this community.
  • fignewtonville on Saying goodbye to Village14Hello all: First, an apology. I had intended to go to the Village 14 celebration/wake last Thursday, but life got in the way a bit. Having a mess of kids in the house does that, but if I'm being honest,...
  • Jane Hanser on What I learned from the HolocaustBob, Thank you. I hope this piece lives on in the archives. There’s nobody who can’t learn something from this and I recognize you put your heart and soul into this learning and writing. Good writing by nature has to...
  • Bob Jampol on What I learned from the HolocaustBless you, Bob, and thanks for the insights.
  • Phil R. on Be civil, pleaseWell said.
  • Kevin Mitchell on Saying goodbye to Village14Thanks for this community news and opinion resourc over the last decade plus!
  • Jerry Reilly on What I learned from the HolocaustThanks Bob for this well written and thoughtful piece. It makes for a perfect final post for Village14.