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Wellesley and Newton taking a look at zoning involving gun businesses - Vimarsana News

Wellesley and Newton taking a look at zoning involving gun businesses

Wellesley to hold hearing on zoning amendment involving gun business

Newton MA: Gun shop ban unlikely; city council wants zoning regulation - Vimarsana News

Newton MA: Gun shop ban unlikely; city council wants zoning regulation

How have other communities handled gun shop locations? For example, in Dedham there must be a 150-foot buffer from residential districts, schools, houses of worship, and many other locations. However, in Bloomington, Minn., firearm businesses must be 250 feet away from schools; in Contra Costa, Calif., they must be 500 feet from schools; and in Worcester, shooting ranges must be 1,000 feet from schools, to name a few. Most neighboring communities have no zoning in place for firearm businesses, including Boston, Waltham, Watertown, Needham, and Wellesley, among others. Many councilors said the...

Residents tackle Newton's dilapidated fields, aim for improvements - Vimarsana News

Residents tackle Newton's dilapidated fields, aim for improvements

Wicked Local It’s not often a government official says, “money is waiting there to be spent,” but that is precisely what Councilor-at-Large Alison Leary stated about Community Preservation Act (CPA) funding for the rehabilitation of city fields. Leary, like several other councilors at a recent Programs and Services meeting, pushed Nicole Banks, commissioner of the Newton Parks, Recreation & Culture Department, to create a timeline with priorities for upgrading the fields. Banks and councilors at the meeting agreed that in order to move forward, the parks department will need to create ...