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The City of Boston implemented their own BERDO in 2021. (Steve Mooney / Heights Archives)

Newton Historical Commission Approves Demolitions for Homes

Laney McAden April 28, 2024
Newton Historical Commission met to review total and partial demolition submissions from several residents on Thursday night.
Following the committee’s approval, the Public Facilities Committee will hear and review the plan. (Nicole Vagra / Heights Editor)

Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee Passes Construction Electrification Ordinance

Brendan O’Friel March 13, 2024
Newton’s Zoning and Planning Committee passed a measure requiring electrification of newly constructed buildings and extensive renovations.
The project has remained in limbo since the stop-work order went into place in April 2021 (Nicole Vagra / Heights Editor).

Newton Residents Call for Progress as Reconstruction of Historic House Further Delayed

Victor Stefanescu September 8, 2022
“I mean, there's no doubt that there used to be an old house there that could have been beautifully restored,” Anne Greer said. “And now there is a soaking wet pile of rotting wood.”
Designed by renowned Newtonville artist Charles J. Connick, one of the glass panels depicted Robert Frost's "Mending Wall."

Newton Historical Commission Rejects Nomination to Landmark Newton Senior Center

Gavin Zhang March 25, 2022
The Newton Historical Commission voted to not nominate the existing Newton Senior Center building as a landmark, removing an obstacle against its demolition for a brand new Newton Center for Active Living building. 
Building at 978 Watertown St. to Receive Local Landmark Status

Building at 978 Watertown St. to Receive Local Landmark Status

Julia Remick March 5, 2020
The Newton Historical Commission unanimously voted on Thursday for the building at 978 Watertown St. to receive local landmark status.
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