Thursday, March 12 at 5:15PM at Newton City Hall Room 211

This is your chance to help shape Village Day 2026, happening on Sunday, September 27 — a tradition that brings neighbors, local businesses, and community organizations together for a day full of fun, food, and music.

Whether you’re a logistics wizard, a creative thinker, a local business owner, or just love seeing Newtonville at its best, there’s a place for you on the planning team.

Our next meeting is on the calendar below: Mar 26 @6:00pm - We can always use volunteer.

Email Newtonville Area Council President, Dr. Laura De Veau, at ldeveau@newtonma.gov and let us know you’re in!

Let’s make Village Day 2026 the best one yet — together.

We need help with converting some existing Adobe Illustrator files into more universal formats (.PNG, .JPG) so that they can be used within other image tools (and MS Office tools).

If you can assist in conversions or creating Adobe Illustrator images/documents we need your help!

• Create Posters / Announcements (few times / year)

• Advise on our website design

Interested people should send an email to the council: Email NAC Secretary : Dcohen@newtonma.gov 

Thursday, March 12 @ 7:00 PM

All are welcome to join our monthly Hybrid meetings, held online and in-person at city hall.  Information is on our Meetings Page

Congratulations!
Cara  Bertone, Suzanne Cuccurullo, Timothy Moran

During our last area council meeting we confirmed the appointment of Cara, Suzanne, and Timothy to the Newtonville Area Council.  We warmly welcome them and their willingness to serve the community with the rest of the councilors.
Please see the press release.

Saturday, March 28 @ 11:00 - 12:00 @ Cafe Nero

Come talk to the Area Councilors an Informal setting at our monthly listening hour. 
If you cannot make it you may use our online form to share your thoughts on Newtonville with us.  

Details are on our listening page.

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