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Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

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Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Newton's Beacon Hill delegation closes out session with millions in local funding

Newton's Beacon Hill delegation secured millions in local funding during the two-year legislative session, with Sen. Creem alone accounting for $2.65 million, while key bills on pension bonds, PFAS and school cellphones remain unresolved heading into a Dec. 31 conference committee deadline.

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Newton posts first Climate Action Coordinator opening since sustainability office folded into DPW

Newton is recruiting a full-time Climate Action Coordinator, the first hire since Mayor Laredo merged the Office of Sustainability into the Department of Public Works, as three councilors push for a discussion on climate staffing at a Sept. 9 committee meeting.

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City skyline with a gold dome visible among rooftops and green trees in the foreground.

Newton's Beacon Hill delegation closes out session with millions in local funding

Newton's Beacon Hill delegation secured millions in local funding during the two-year legislative session, with Sen. Creem alone accounting for $2.65 million, while key bills on pension bonds, PFAS and school cellphones remain unresolved heading into a Dec. 31 conference committee deadline.

City skyline with a gold dome visible among rooftops and green trees in the foreground.

Newton's Beacon Hill delegation closes out session with millions in local funding

Newton's Beacon Hill delegation secured millions in local funding during the two-year legislative session, with Sen. Creem alone accounting for $2.65 million, while key bills on pension bonds, PFAS and school cellphones remain unresolved heading into a Dec. 31 conference committee deadline.

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