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All quiet on the train horn front
By Peter O’Neil
For the second consecutive Town Meeting cycle, a planned warrant article related to advancing the creation of a Quiet Zone to eliminate mandatory commuter rail train horn use in town […]
Abatements provide property tax relief for some
By Peter O’Neil
The Board of Assessors has nearly completed its adjudications on the flood of property tax abatement applications it received early this year after a state-required recertification process led to a […]
Scouting regaining popularity in Needham
By Brian M.B. Keaney
The scent of campfire smoke drifted through the woods last weekend alongside cheers, laughter and the sound of a bugle at the start and end of the day. Throughout the […]
You are not alone: Needham initiative helps those with dementia and care partners
By Julie M. Cohen
Stephanie Knoch and Bruce Howell are determined to help those living with dementia and give support to their often overwhelmed and isolated care partners. Knoch, who is the program manager […]
Needham Thrives Festival Sept. 28
By Jeanne Hopkins
The inaugural Needham Thrives Festival to help build mental health awareness and skills takes place Sunday, Sept. 28 from 1-4 p.m. at Greene’s Field. Hosted by the Needham Resilience Network (NRN), in […]
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