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Wednesday, June 30, 2021
Chamber announces 2021 scholarship recipients

Three outstanding local students have been selected to receive scholarships from the Newton-Needham Regional Chamber.

Newton-Needham Regional Chamber

Tuesday, June 29, 2021
Let's celebrate these member anniversaries

Thanks to these businesses and nonprofits for their continued support. Happy Member Anniversary!

Tiffany Chen

Tuesday, June 29, 2021
Life sciences project teeter-totters on neighborsā€™ whim

Every week, it seems, another suburban life sciences project gains approval. Except in Newton.

Greg Reibman

Friday, June 25, 2021
Come on Beacon Hill, you have at least pretended to ask

It was infuriating this week when top Democrats instantly dismissed Gov. Charlie Bakerā€™s proposed two-month tax holiday without even pausing to ask shop owners how they felt about the idea.

Greg Reibman

Wednesday, June 23, 2021
Friday is the new Saturday (and other need to knows)

It appears itā€™s going to be a while -- if ever -- before weā€™re seeing crowds of workers returning to our office buildings.

Greg Reibman

Tuesday, June 22, 2021
Five pieces of actual good news

Hereā€™s five pieces of actual good transportation news that represent steps in the right direction to help workers and customers get to our workplaces without single occupancy vehicles.

Greg Reibman

Monday, June 21, 2021
Businesses taking some positives out of pandemic

Is there a silver lining to the pandemic? It depends on who you ask.

Chris Van Buskirk, State House News Service

Friday, June 18, 2021
Giffords Law Center urges Newton not to ban gun shops

Just weeks after approving strict new zoning rules that will make it nearly impossible for a firearms business to open in Newton, the city council will hold a public hearing Monday on a second proposal that would impose an outright ban on gun shops.

Greg Reibman

Thursday, June 17, 2021
Here's what our employers are most worried about right now

The ability to hire and bring back workers is the single biggest hurdle standing between our employers and having a successful finish to 2021.

Greg Reibman

Tuesday, June 15, 2021
The sound you didn't hear last night

The sound you didnā€™t hear last night was Gov. Charlie Baker signing legislation extending a series of emergency orders that, for the most part, everyone agrees should be extended.

Greg Reibman

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