Newton recorded 16 property transfers between Aug. 14 and Sept. 12, but only four had a sale price recorded. Those ranged from $1,435,000 at 105 Grant Ave to $2,375,000 at 956 Walnut St Unit 7, with a median of $1,657,500. The month's top sale was the Walnut Street condo unit, purchased by Linda K.
Newton City Council approved a special permit for a four-unit housing project at 395 Lexington Street, 24-0, after a councilor flagged traffic-safety concerns at a nearby intersection.
Newton recorded 20 property transfers between Aug. 7 and Sept. 5, but only 8 deeds listed a sale price, ranging from $775,000 to $2,750,000 with a median of $1,619,000. The top sale was 5 Kappius Path at $2,750,000, sold Aug. 7 by Alexandr Li and Anna Ten to Arielle N. Gorstein and Dany Bahar. A
Massachusetts primary voters set the November ballot Tuesday, advancing Markey and Minogue to the general election. Markey defeated Moulton in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary, with the Associated Press calling the race shortly after 8:30 p.m., while Minogue won the Republican nominat…
Newton Youth Soccer has opened registration for its high school Travel program, serving players in grades 9-12, the club announced on its site this week. The club continues to run its Intramural and U8 Academy programs alongside the new travel sign-up window. No Newton High School game …
Two Newton obituaries were published this week: Sack, Gerald "Gerry" and Stahl, Dr. Matthew Sherin. Sack, of Newton, died August 28, 2026, with arrangements handled by Brezniak-Rodman Chapel. Stahl, 47, of Newton, died August 29, 2026, after a seven-year battle with cancer; he was raise…
Newton Patch's food roundup highlighted an expanding Massachusetts ice cream chain and two pizza shops earning national recognition this week. Patch staff writer Jessie Castellano reported the developments in a piece headlined "Iconic MA Ice Cream Shop Expands + 2 Pizza Shops Among Best…