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Address
Newton City Hall
1000 Commonwealth Ave
Newton Centre, MA 02459
617-796-1000
TDD/TTY 617-796-1089
Hours
Monday - Friday
8:30am-5:00pm
Tuesday
8:30am- 8:00pm
Newton Highlands Neighborhood Area Council
Mission Statement:
"The nine-member Newton Highlands Neighborhood Area Council is an official elected body under the city charter. Its purpose is to facilitate communication between Highlands residents and the Board of Aldermen and other city organs. It also serves as a forum/mechanism for dealing with various local issues and for fostering community spirit through annual events such as Village Day, the Halloween party and haunted house, and the Winter Social."
Contact information - photos of the council members, phone #s
e-mail the Newton Highlands Neighborhood Council
UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
The items on Transportation Planning have been presented and discussed at NHNAC meetings, and are a topic of ongoing discussion. The NHNAC is in the process of drafting a Parking Plan for Newton Highlands. Further public
feedback is welcome!Proposed transportation policies
Needham Street Light Rail Extension
Needham Street Rail Extension Slide Presentation:
High Speed Connection (16 meg)
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Walnut Street Reconstruction
Walking tour of Newton HighlandsHistory of Newton Highlands
Avalon Bay Apartment Information (Requires Adobe Acrobat)
Village Day Sunday June 12th, 2005
Village Day 2005 - Attention All Vendors!
PHOTOS FROM PREVIOUS EVENTS
Village Day 2002 - 27th Annual!
Winter Social 2002
Village Day 2001
Haunted House at the Hyde 2002
MEETING MINUTES AND NEWS
November, 2002
October, 2002
July, 2002
June, 2002
May, 2002
Updated Meeting Minutes to resume January, 2005
NEWSLETTERS
Members of the Newton Highlands Neighborhood Area council at their first annual meeting, July, 2001
Left to right (standing) Susan Fast, Janice Bourque (co-president), Bill Koney, Bob Staulo, Keith Tornheim (co-president), George Mansfield (alderman), Mayor David Cohen, and Srdjan S. Nedeljkovic; Seated is Anthony Marchese.
Keith Tornheim (Co-President), Alderman Mansfield, Mayor Cohen
The contents and data contained on these pages have been created solely by the members of the Newton Highlands Council; these pages are published as a service to the residents of and visitors to the City of Newton.

