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Newton to hold public hearing on updated Riverside proposal that includes two life sciences buildings By John Hilliard Globe Staff,Updated April 6, 2021, 5:51 p.m. Email to a Friend Developers will seek changes for a mixed-use residential, retail, and business project at the MBTAs Riverside station that was approved by Newtons City Council last year.Mark Development Newton’s Land Use Committee and Planning and Development Board will host an April 13 public hearing on a pair of proposed lif...

UpdatedFri, Feb 5, 2021 at 3:17 pm ET Replies(2) "The timing of the proposed amendments raises interesting questions," said Mayor Ruthanne Fuller in a statement." (Jenna Fisher/Patch) NEWTON, MA — Remember the mixed-use housing, retail and commercial development at the Riverside MBTA stop that was approved unanimously by the City Council in October after years of back and forth? Its back. Mark Development, the developer behind the project, is asking the city council to allow some changes to i...

An affordable housing complex opens in Maili, with more projects expected to break ground along the Leeward Coast and around Honolulu this year.

PZC approves plan for warehouse on Murdock Avenue in Meriden  PZC approves plan for warehouse on Murdock Avenue in Meriden  View looking west shows houses on Murdock Avenue in Meriden, top, that border part of a 50-acre site being considered for a 163,000-square foot warehouse and distribution operation at 850 Murdock Ave., Mon., Jan. 11, 2021. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement View looking west shows houses on Murdock Avenue, top, that border part of a 50-acre site being conside...

Orsini plans warehouse on 50 acres off Murdock Ave. in Meriden Orsini plans warehouse on 50 acres off Murdock Ave. in Meriden View looking north from Northrop Road shows a 50-acre site at 850 Murdock Ave. which borders Flexo-Converter, left, in Meriden, Mon., Jan. 11, 2021. The site is being considered for a 163,000-square foot warehouse and distribution operation. Dave Zajac, Record-Journal Advertisement View looking south from behind Flexo-Converter shows part of a 50-acre site at 850 Murdo...

Sonja Spears to give online talk on social justice Community Content Newton Police Task Force chair Sonja Spears will give an online talk exploring how her own experiences inform her work as a social justice advocate and give her hope in the restorative powers of justice at 7 p.m. Jan. 5. Spears’ talk is part of the 10th annual Newton Inspires: A Celebration of Ideas and Community, a fundraiser for Newton Schools Foundation. Once a month Newtonians, present and former, share their interests a...

Reply Dec. 20, 2020 On Tuesday, January 5, Newton Police Task Force Chair Sonja Spears will give an on-line talk exploring how her own experiences inform her work as a social justice advocate and give her hope in the restorative powers of justice. To register for the free presentation, visit www.newtonschoolsfoundation.org/newton-inspires. Subscribe Spears 7 p.m. talk is part of the 10th annual Newton Inspires: A Celebration of Ideas and Community, a fundraiser for Newton Schools Foundation. On...