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Newton Finance Committee Blocks City Clerk Salary Vote Over Legal Concern

Newton's Finance Committee approved $2.15 million in affordable housing funds and $152,255 for an LED lighting project, then stalled on two personnel matters at its October 15 meeting.

Newton Finance Committee Blocks City Clerk Salary Vote Over Legal Concern

Newton's Finance Committee approved $2.15 million in affordable housing funds and $152,255 for an LED lighting project, then stalled on two personnel matters at its October 15 meeting.

Newton Committee Approves Four Aging Board Appointments, Sets Clerk Salary

Newton Programs and Services Committee approves four Council on Aging appointments and sets city clerk pay.

Newton Committee Approves Four Aging Board Appointments, Sets Clerk Salary

Newton Programs and Services Committee approves four Council on Aging appointments and sets city clerk pay.

Newton Audit Shows $32 Million Drop in City Pension Liability

Newton auditors report $32 million drop in city pension liability for fiscal 2025.

Newton Audit Shows $32 Million Drop in City Pension Liability

Newton auditors report $32 million drop in city pension liability for fiscal 2025.

Newton Land Use Committee Approves Two Residential Permits, Advances Riverside Review

Newton's Land Use Committee approved two residential special permits and pressed forward with its review of the 757-unit Riverside mixed-use development at its October 7 meeting.

Newton Land Use Committee Approves Two Residential Permits, Advances Riverside Review

Newton's Land Use Committee approved two residential special permits and pressed forward with its review of the 757-unit Riverside mixed-use development at its October 7 meeting.

Newton Council Rules Panel Advances Proposal to Force Committee Action on Docketed Items

Newton's City Council rules subcommittee advanced a proposal that would set binding timelines forcing committees to act on docketed councilor items, sending it to the full Programs and Services Committee on a 2-1 vote with one abstention.

Newton Council Rules Panel Advances Proposal to Force Committee Action on Docketed Items

Newton's City Council rules subcommittee advanced a proposal that would set binding timelines forcing committees to act on docketed councilor items, sending it to the full Programs and Services Committee on a 2-1 vote with one abstention.

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