Newton Morning Brief, Oct. 28: Washington St. pilot meeting set Wednesday
Newton will hold a public meeting Wednesday on its Washington Street pilot program.
Newton will hold a public meeting Wednesday on its Washington Street pilot program.
Newton deed filings show wide price swings. From our own coverage: Newton deed filings show wide price swings.
Most Newton property deed filings leave out sale prices, a new review finds. From our own coverage: Most deed filings lack posted sale prices.
The South Middlesex Registry of Deeds recorded 17 Newton property transfers between Sept. 25 and Oct. 24, but only four carry a posted sale price so far, ranging from $728,000 to $3,250,000 with a median of $1,052,500 among those four.
Panel recommends shrinking Newton's overnight parking ban to a tighter winter window. From our own coverage: Committee votes to shorten parking ban; Council approves parking ban exemptions, 18-6.
Newton Public Schools will dismiss students early across the district on Tuesday, Oct. 27, for a special early release. From our own coverage: Council postpones angled parking rule after block concerns; Zoning panel sends rezoning package to public hearing.
Land Use Committee holds Rose Street rebuild petition over curb-cut safety dispute. From our own coverage: Land Use Committee holds Rose Street rebuild petition; Zoning committee advances rezoning package to public hearing.
Newton opens registration for the 27th annual Halloween window painting contest this Saturday. From our own coverage: Halloween window painting registration opens.
Early voting opened for Newton's Nov. 3 election with drop boxes and guides now available. Also in today's brief (5 items): Early voting underway for Nov. 3 election; 'Laredo Listens' session held Oct. 20; Newton audit examines pensions, leftover ARPA funds; Authors festival marks its tenth year.
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.
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