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What To Know About Newton Override Special Election
The proposed override totals nearly $15 million in real estate and personal property taxes for public schools, senior services, and more.

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The proposed override totals nearly $15 million in real estate and personal property taxes for public schools, senior services, and more.

Attendees will receive a $200 stipend and funding up to $500 to get started on their career path.
Off-site ‘School Liaison Officers’ and police trained to work with youth will be called in emergency situations at schools.
The gift card offer is only available at clinics on the Get Boosted webpage.
All dogs who reside in Melrose must be licensed and receive a rabies vaccination, according to Mass General Laws and Melrose City Ordinances
A tip from a local business owner of suspicious activity led police to arrest and charge the suspect.
The intersections of Charles St. at Pearl St., and Commercial St. at Charles St. were closed at 9 a.m. on Friday.
Allan McIntosh II used town funds to buy automotive supplies for his personal use, according to police.
Brookline Precinct 16 voters will vote for their annual Town elections and a special state primary on May 2.
Melrose residents can bring donations to the MelroseKind porch located at 249 Grove Street.
Students at the Newton all-girls Catholic high school will join Fontbonne Academy in Milton, reports WHDH.
The East Somerville stop is one of three Gov. Maura Healey will make Thursday at small businesses across the state.
The suspect left one officer temporarily knocked out during the brawl, police said.
92 Brookline residents have pulled and returned papers to be on the ballot.
"ITHAKA" follows the behind-the-scenes campaign to free the WikiLeaks founder.
Participants can expect an evening of competitive, team-based, pub-style trivia.
Grant funding will go toward organizations that focus on health and wellness.
Residents can participate in a public listening session Thursday.
Residents will hear from transportation advocacy groups about e-bike news and safer infrastructure.
The directory will highlight and celebrate Brookline’s diverse and inclusive independent business community.