by Deb Crossely, Andrea Downs and John Rice | Dec 9, 2019 | Newton, Upper Falls |
The three Newton City Councilors representing Ward 5 submitted the following column to the TAB and have shared with constituents via email.
We are the three Newton City Councilors representing Ward 5 including Newton Upper Falls. We are writing to explain why we voted for the Northland Newton Development and why we are opposed to the proposed referendum. We urge you NOT to sign the petitions being circulated.
We voted for the Northland development because we believe it is an excellent plan which will greatly enhance Newton Upper Falls. In our discussions with Needham Street neighbors over the last 10 years, we have found no one who thinks
by Amy Sangiolo | Nov 1, 2019 | City Council elections, School Committee
The Area Council sponsored debates that were held on Oct. 27 are now available online! This is a great opportunity, especially for last minute folks, to learn more about the candidates before the election this Tuesday! School Committee Ward 5 – Emily Prenner and... by Greg Reibman | Oct 28, 2019 | City Council elections, Newton |
What do you think about this Tweet from Ward 5 City Council Council candidate Bill Humphrey?
by Village 14 | Oct 18, 2019 | Newton |
Ward 5 School Committee contest candidate Lev Agranovich declined to participate in NewTV/League of Women Voters forums that we’ve been featuring here on Village 14. But he did elect to take NewTV up on the offer to create a “candidates message.” Here’s both of the Ward 5 candidates: Emily Prenner and Lev Agranovich
Decision 2019: Emily Prenner from NewTV Government on Vimeo.
Decision 2019: Lev Agranovich from NewTV Government on Vimeo.
by Village 14 | Sep 30, 2019 | City Council elections, Newton |
Here’s the NewTV/Newton League of Women Voters debate between among incumbents Deb Crossley and Andreae Downs and challenger (and former Alderman) Paul Colletti, who are running for the two Ward 5 City Council at-large seats.
Decision 2019: Ward Five Councilor at Large from NewTV Government on Vimeo.
by Sean Roche | Aug 27, 2019 | City Council elections, NewTV |
If you haven’t already, please go watch the Ward 5 candidates forum, hosted by the Newton League of Women Voters and produced by NewTV Government. These fora are always informative. This one is also one of the best that I’ve seen. Here are some takeaways,... by Sean Roche | Aug 27, 2019 | City Council elections, Newton |
With Rena Getz’s web site going live recently, all three candidates now have campaign web sites.Links inside. by Village 14 | Aug 19, 2019 | City Council elections, NewTV |
Elections season is officially upon us. Here’s the NewTV/League of Women Voters forum featuring the three candidates — from left Rena Getz, Bill Humphrey and Kathy Winters — competing in a preliminary election to run for the ward city council seat representing Ward 5 on Sept. 10.
Decision 2019: Ward Five Ward Councilor Preliminary Debate from NewTV Government on Vimeo.
by village14 | Aug 5, 2019 | City Council elections |
Lawns signs have started showing up across Ward 5 for the Sept.10 run off election between Bill Humphrey, Rena Getz* and Kathy Winters, who are running to fill the ward council seat currently held by Councilor John Rice, who chose not to seek reelection.
This is the only run off in Newton this year. Only registered voters in
by Village 14 | Jun 20, 2019 | Newton |
Lev Agranovich has pulled papers to run for the Ward 5 School Committee seat currently held by Steve Siegel, who is stepping down due to term limits. (Emily Prenner has been campaigning for the seat since late last year.) According to his Facebook page, one of...
by Kathy Winters | Mar 14, 2019 | City Council, Elections, Newton |
I am excited to announce that I am running for Newton Ward 5 City Councilor. I am running because I believe I can be a strong representative of the ward. I have always been deeply involved in my community, and currently serve as President of the Waban Area Council,... by village14 | Aug 2, 2018 | City Council elections |
Ward Five City Council candidate Bill Humphrey posted these tweets this evening in response to earlier criticism of the Mashpee Police.
