CHA Annual Meeting

Save the Date for the Chestnut Hill Association’s Annual Meeting

Thursday, June 7th
6:30 – 8:00 PM
Church of the Redeemer

Special Presentation – Chestnut Hill Shopping Center Developer, WS Development will presents an update on
new tenants and the new look for space formerly occupied by Macy’s.

Don’t forget about the Parking Forum Tonight, May 17, 7 pm

The CHA is co- sponsoring with the League of Women Voters a public forum tonight entitled “No Parking?” at 7:00 PM at the Druker Auditorium at the Newton Free Library.

Explore the fascinating world of parking management, technology and economics. Free and open to the public.

See the original announcement and flyer here. 

BC Events and potential congestion dates

Please be aware that Boston College will conduct its commencement on Monday, May 21st; BC will host the Mayor Community Prayer Breakfast, May 23rd at 7:30 am; and Boston College Law School commencemnt will take place on  Friday, May 25th. Neighbors can expect additional traffic, police detail and congestion on those dates.

Shake Shack coming to Chestnut Hill Shopping Center

The Newton Patch reports that the New York City based burger chain restaurant, Shake Shack will be coming to the Chesnut Hill Shopping Center, filling in the space formerly occupied by the Rugged Bear.

Read the whole story on the Newton Patch.

***image of Shake Shack in Madison Square Park from Wikimedia Commons

Coyotes in Newton? In Chestnut Hill?

image via Mass Division of Fisheries and Wildlife

Join Newton’s Public Safety and Transportation Committee for a discussion with the Animal Control Department about coyotes on May 9th, 7 pm, room 202 at City Hall.

Newton Conservators sponsors guided tour of Hammond Pond

On Sunday, May 27 at 2pm the group will meet to take a walk through Newton’s Hammond Pond Reservation (meet at parking lot off Hammond Pond Pkwy near the pond & former Macy’s.)

Organized by four biology students from Newton North HS, the walk is guaranteed to be fun and educational. Tour guides will take you through 14 unique spots in the New England Forest landscape for about an hour. No preregistration is necessary – aimed for middle-school aged children and up. For info contact the tour guides at HammondPondTour@gmail.com. Sponsored by the Dept. of Conservation and Recreation, The Newton Conservators and Green Decade.

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