Maria Scibelli Greenberg City Councilor Ward 1

06/07/2026

Nonantum Village Day rescheduled to June 28th!

Free family fun!

06/05/2026

June is National Gun Violence Awareness Month

Today, the Newton Police Department joins communities across the country in recognizing National Gun Violence Awareness Day and honoring those impacted by gun violence.

Preventing gun violence starts with each of us. Responsible firearm ownership, secure storage practices, and open conversations about safety can help protect our families, friends, and neighbors.

If you own a firearm:
🔒 Keep it locked and secured when not in use
🔒 Store ammunition separately
🔒 Prevent access by children and unauthorized individuals

By working together and promoting safe firearm practices, we can help create a safer community for everyone.

For information on gun and firearm laws or licensing, contact NPD 617-796-2100

Additional Info: https://www.mass.gov/firearms-services

06/04/2026

Celebrating Pride month with a flag raising at city hall with Mayor Laredo and fellow colleagues and with a unanimous approval by the Program and Services committee on the resolution declaring the city of Newton support for Newton‘s transgender gender, diverse, and LGBTQIA + community.

06/01/2026

Join us to celebrate Pride month in Newton!

05/26/2026

Free family fun!

05/18/2026

Newton’s 250th Anniversary Salute to Service Parade! Wonderful way to celebrate those who serve our country.

05/14/2026

Awesome event to begin the Linda Plaut Newton Festival of the Arts! Thanks to Spark Mewton.

05/01/2026

Join us in beautifying Ward 1. Projects include Farlow park clean up and Underwood school garden clean up. 9am -12pm

PROJECT SITES criteria for qualification as a project site: 1) Must be a City of Newton property     (this includes schools and school grounds, parks, fields, Newton bodies of water, city buildings) 2) Invasive plant pull sites must be a City of Newton property **see note below PROJECT LEADER ROLE...

04/01/2026

Wonderful League of Women fundraising event with Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll.

02/28/2026

We reopen tomorrow.
After careful planning, research, conversation, and installation, the Jackson Homestead opens its doors again on Sunday, March 1.
Newton: The City We Make explores how thousands of individual choices shaped this city, and how we are still shaping it together.
Rediscover Newton, your history, and what we’ve made together.
Doors open tomorrow.
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