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Running Relay for The One Fund Boston Appeal
A non-stop running relay from LA to Boston 3000 MILES 300 STAGES 1000+ RUNNERS ONE CAUSE One Run For Boston is the first ever non-stop running relay across America and we want YOU to be part of it! Whether you’re a recreational runner or elite athlete this is your opportunity to do something awesome to [...]
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Newton’s First African-American Governance …
I saw this tweet recently that said Newton, MA was the only city to have an African-American Mayor, Governor AND President. We are making history! And I think they are all Firsts! First Black President: Barack Obama image from Barack Obama Biography First Black Governor of Massachusetts: Deval Patrick. The first African-American Governor was [...]
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Sunscreen Giveaway for Melanoma Awareness Month
In honor of Melanoma Awareness Month, Krauss Dermatology is giving away sunscreen and hair ties. Win a box of Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch samples and these beautiful hair ties handmade by Capability:Mom. A few facts about melanoma: One-in-50 Americans has a lifetime risk of developing melanoma. Melanoma is the fastest growing cancer in the United [...]
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NewTV Student FREE Film Premiere at West Newton Cinema
NewTV has a Student Production premiere on June 11th at 7 pm for a film called The Shadows at West Newton Cinema. Tickets are free! In a world where the president of the estate rules with an iron fist, the children who don’t want to be told what to do live in the shadows. Producer: Alexi [...]
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One Fund Event at Newton Free Library
Come Join Us to Share Poems, Prayers, and Songs for Peace and Unity: An Interfaith Call for Healing and Peace in our World In honor of the victims and survivors of the Boston Marathon 2013 Donations to the One Fund for the victims will be accepted. Newton Free Library, Druker Auditorium Monday, May [...]
Guides to Newton
A Fairly Comprehensive List of Supplemental Math Classes
Are you looking for math classes for kids either to catch them up or to get them ahead? Math classes can also be a more affordable option instead of private tutoring. There are many choices for math classes in Newton. I think it’s all about fit; matching the right class to each child so I’ve [...]
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Best Gymnastics for Toddlers and Kids in Newton Area
A toddler gymnastics class was something that all my three kids did. I think I did it to tire them out and for my own sanity because it got us out of the house into the company of adults. Over the years, we’ve been to most of these places either for a class or a [...]
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Best Tutors, Private Coaches, Music Teachers etc.
I hate to tell you how many tutors I hire for my 3 kids. It’s a little embarrassing because it’s quite a lot but I do use tutors to teach my kids things that I can not and/or to help them when they don’t want my help. I am known to do a long, investigative [...]
Read MoreFree Student Movie Screening
Nonantum Boxing Club
Darby Road Home Furnishings
All-Natural Pest Control Solutions
Please LIKE Krauss Dermatology
Peter Sachs, Architect 2010 Newton Historic Preservation Award
Dr Oliver: Chiropractic, Rehab, and Massage
Giroux Brothers Martial Arts
Well Within, Massage and Integrated Health
Remember Old NNHS Coffee Table Book
NNHS Book. Click on image to purchase.
40 A Street in Needham
Running Relay for The One Fund Boston Appeal
A non-stop running relay from LA to Boston 3000 MILES 300 STAGES 1000+ RUNNERS ONE CAUSE One Run For Boston is the first ever non-stop running relay across America and we want YOU to be part of it! Whether you’re a recreational runner or elite athlete this is your opportunity to do something awesome to [...]
Newton North High School Makes Newsweek Best High Schools List!
Newsweek has ranked Newton North High School as #982 in its list of America’s Best High Schools. The ranking lists the best 2000 public high schools in the United States that get kids into college. The list is based on six components: graduation rate (25 percent) college acceptance rate (25 percent) AP/IB/AICE tests taken per student [...]
Newton’s First African-American Governance …
I saw this tweet recently that said Newton, MA was the only city to have an African-American Mayor, Governor AND President. We are making history! And I think they are all Firsts! First Black President: Barack Obama image from Barack Obama Biography First Black Governor of Massachusetts: Deval Patrick. The first African-American Governor was [...]
Sunscreen Giveaway for Melanoma Awareness Month
In honor of Melanoma Awareness Month, Krauss Dermatology is giving away sunscreen and hair ties. Win a box of Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch samples and these beautiful hair ties handmade by Capability:Mom. A few facts about melanoma: One-in-50 Americans has a lifetime risk of developing melanoma. Melanoma is the fastest growing cancer in the United [...]
NewTV Student FREE Film Premiere at West Newton Cinema
NewTV has a Student Production premiere on June 11th at 7 pm for a film called The Shadows at West Newton Cinema. Tickets are free! In a world where the president of the estate rules with an iron fist, the children who don’t want to be told what to do live in the shadows. Producer: Alexi [...]
Go to Bat for the Jimmy Fund
Saturday, June 15 Have an experience like no other at Fenway Park to support Dana-Farber and the Jimmy Fund. This summer, make your dreams a reality at John Hancock Fenway Fantasy Day to benefit the Jimmy Fund at historic Fenway Park on Saturday, June 15. With batting and fielding packages available for individuals and groups, anyone can be an all-star [...]
Le’s Pho in Dorchester is Worth the Commute!
We have been going to Mr. Le’s restaurants for over a decade, starting with his tiny outpost (no longer there) in Chinatown, moving on to his Allston location, and occasionally making it to his Cambridge restaurant when we braved the parking challenges. We frequented Atrium mall frequently until it closed down last summer. And we [...]
One Fund Event at Newton Free Library
Come Join Us to Share Poems, Prayers, and Songs for Peace and Unity: An Interfaith Call for Healing and Peace in our World In honor of the victims and survivors of the Boston Marathon 2013 Donations to the One Fund for the victims will be accepted. Newton Free Library, Druker Auditorium Monday, May [...]
Washington Blvd BoxART near Newton Wellesley Hospital
Another lovely example of Newton Street Art. This BoxART piece is on Washington Blvd. which is part of the Boston Marathon route near the Newton Wellesley hospital.
Fiction Writing for Children Workshop (Adults only)
Oh man! What I wouldn’t give to join this workshop but unfortunately, I am driving a soccer carpool at that same exact time. Karen Day won a Texas Bluebonnet award for her first book Tall Tales. She’s since published three books with Wendy Lamb, an über publisher that tends to nurture Newbery winners. This is [...]
Please VOTE for West Suburban YMCA Kids’ Song!
We are SO happy to announce that More Than a Building – a song written, performed and produced by our students from the West Suburban YMCA, has been chosen as one of the top 7 Semi-Finalist submissions in the YMCA of the USA’s songwriting competition “Sing Out for the Y”! We are asking for your help! [...]
Open House at Belkin Family Lookout Farm
Belkin Family Lookout Farm is hosting a FREE open house this weekend! For two days only, Saturday, May 4th and Sunday, May 5th, the farm will open its gates for free admission for the entire family. Celebrate May’s arrival and take a ride through the orchards, visit the Children’s Play Area, take a turn in the moon [...]
