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Halloween party moves to Highlands
Newton moves its annual Halloween Party to Newton Highlands for Saturday, Oct. 24. From our own coverage: City logs 17 September deeds, mostly trust transfers; Halloween party moves to Newton Highlands this year.
From Newton News
- City logs 17 September deeds, mostly trust transfers. The city's assessing office recorded 17 deeds filed in September, and residents checking the data should know most were trust transfers rather than true arms-length home sales.Newton News
- Halloween party moves to Newton Highlands this year. The city announced Oct. 19 that this year's Halloween Party moves to Newton Highlands, set for Saturday, Oct. 24, from 2 to 5:30 p.m. with live music, a dance party, circus acts, an inflatable, corn maze, family photos, wood carving, trick-or-treating and storytelling.Newton News
Happening Tue, Oct 20
- Mayor holds Laredo Listens session Oct. 20. Mayor Laredo will hold a Laredo Listens community session on Oct. 20, according to the city's website.City of Newton
Newton on Mon, Oct 19
- City audit examines pension costs and ARPA funds. A new city audit reviewed how Newton has handled pension obligations and remaining ARPA funds, according to Newton Patch.Newton Patch
- City mulls hawks to clear T station pigeons. Newton Patch reports that trained hawks could soon be used to drive pigeons away from Newton's MBTA stations.Newton Patch
- Patch guide covers early voting deadlines and drop boxes. Newton Patch published a guide to early voting deadlines and drop box locations ahead of the Nov. 3 state election.Newton Patch
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