Newton News Archive
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Newton NewsDecember 12, 2011 On Monday morning at approximately 10:30 a.m., an 18-year-old female was assaulted and robbed at the Newton Highland's T- Station. The victim was on the T platform when she was attacked from behind and thrown to the ground. Baker's Best Cafe in Newton Highlands closed its retail doors this week. And since it's the holiday season, whats a better way to spruce up your sideboard than with a holiday house. All this and more on Newton News!
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Baker's Best Retail ClosedDecember 12, 2011 Baker's Best Cafe in Newton Highlands closed its retail doors this week. The business will focus on the catering aspect instead of the restaurant It is available for holidays parties, business luncheons and weddings along with other events. For more information, their website is bakersbestcatering.com
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Pain ManagementDecember 12, 2011 Chronic Pain affects all aspects of life, from sleeping and eating to staying active and being a part of the community. Newton Wellesley Hospital's Pain Management Service is one of many pain centers in the area that focus on how a person can get their quality of life back despite their chronic pain but focuses a little more on the one-to-one to help achieve that goal.
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Holiday HousesDecember 12, 2011 It is the holiday season and what better way to spruce up your sideboard than with a holiday house. Pat Biagiotti takes us to Icing on the Cake for their extravagantly decorated gingerbread houses.
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Art and ShopDecember 12, 2011 The Newton Cultural Alliance added a little pizzazz to those shopping in Newton Centre last week. The first annual Arts Stroll and Shop took place Thursday with performances, food and extended shopping hours. Ellen Weisberg has more.
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Newton NewsDecember 7, 2011 On Monday, a Jackson Street home was broken into with the occupant inside. During a Village Summit, residents were asked think about what they'd like to see improved in their neighborhood and how to do it. And Jenn Adams is joined by Newton News Political Analyst Ron Lipof to talk about the possible Democratic replacements for Barney Frank. All this and more on Newton News!
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Searching for a SuspectDecember 7, 2011 On Monday, a Jackson Street home was broken into with the occupant inside. The suspect fled after taking some jewelry and the owner's car. The Volvo was found undamaged with no key inside. Newton Police are searching for the suspect. This is a picture. Anyone with any information is urged to contact the Newton Police Department.
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Village DiscussionDecember 7, 2011 The Mayor is looking to improve Newton and its Villages. During a Village Summit, residents were asked think about what they'd like to see improved in their neighborhood and how to do it. Rachel Rausch explains how the City, residents and businesses can work together.
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Who's Replacing Barney?December 7, 2011 Jenn Adams is joined by Newton News Political Analyst Ron Lipof to talk about the possible Democratic replacements for Barney Frank.
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Girls Give BackDecember 7, 2011 Newton's Metrowest Girls Travel Basketball team is giving back for the holiday season. The Ronald McDonald House in Brookline was the beneficiary of the girls' dinner and dessert. Ken Harris caught up with them before their game Sunday to see what was on the menu.
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Schools Go GreenDecember 7, 2011 Two non-profit schools, The Gifford School in Weston and the Learning Center for the Deaf in Framingham sought the help of Chapman Construction from Newton to build affordable green buildings on their campuses. Both projects were completed on time and under budget. Something Chapman takes great pride in providing their clients. Newton News got a closer look at the new buildings to see how the schools' centerpieces are creating a great place for learning.
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Silver NewtonesDecember 7, 2011 If you thought singing after the age of 50 is unacceptable, don't tell that to the Newton Silvetones. Alicia Fiori brings us their story from one of their rehearsals.
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Lighting Up NewtonDecember 7, 2011 It's been a tradition in Newton for decades. Lighting the trees at City Hall and lighting the trees in Coletti-Magni Park in Nonantum. And this year the tradition continues. Ellen Weisberg brings us the City Hall Lighting and Kristina Zagame takes us to Nonantum for Santa and the lights.
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Wegman's Coming to NewtonDecember 7, 2011 Wegmans Food Market has announced it will be a part of the Chestnut Hill Square development on Route 9. The new store will a smaller version about 70 thousand square feet, but it will still have its Market Cafe. Design plans are not yet finalized and a construction schedule or opening date has not been determined.
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