Category: CHA Leadership

The Chestnut Hill Association welcomes its members and neighbors to a presentation of the new construction planned for “The Street” by its development team. Newton Aldermen Lisle Baker and Ruthanne Fuller will also provide important neighborhood updates and what you need to know about the Newton Charter Commission. June 21 at 6:30 PM at The Church…

Over the next few months, the City of Newton Department of Parks and Recreation and their consultants, from Spurr, Weston & Sampson’s design studio, will be holding a series of three (3) public meetings in order to develop a Master Plan for the Waban Hill Reservoir site, the City’s newest public park. The final Master…

The Newton Police Department, Newton Health and Human Services and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration are announcing a “Medication Take Back Day” this Saturday April 30, 2016 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The drop off and collection area for this event will be at the Newton Police Department Garage, which is located behind headquarters at…

Our latest newsletter is jam-packed with news and local information. Read it here first, or wait for your copy to arrive in the mail. Click on the blue link, or on the newsletter below to enlarge. CHA Spring Newsletter 2016

Neighbors, as member of the Chestnut Hill community, you are invited to  Make the Magic. This is an event in support for Camp Kesem Chestnut Hill (CKCH), and organization that holds a free summer camp for children who have been affected by a parent’s cancer. The  Event is meant to serve as a celebration of CKCH and their campers, as…

Chestnut Hill Historic District Commission has a number of vacancies and is looking for Newton residents who would be committed to managing change in this historically important district to help preserve its unique characteristics and qualities. The Commission meets monthly to review applications from owners and residents in the district. Ideally, the applicants would be lawyers or architects,…

 The Newton Villages Alliance is pleased to announce “Setting Our Course in Newton”, a new speakers series featuring expert guests covering a range of topics of interest to those concerned about community and open space preservation.  The Spring 2016 inaugural series includes a forum on Chapter 40B in Newton; lessons from West Coast community preservationists…

Dear Friends, The Newton Food Pantry is in great need of additional volunteers on Monday mornings to help us unload and store food that is delivered to our pantry from the food bank. The work only takes about an hour of time.  However, the exact time when we need volunteers at the pantry to do this work…

Our latest newsletter is jam-packed with news and local information. Read it here first, or wait for your copy to arrive in the mail. Click on the blue link, or on the newsletter below to enlarge. CHA Holiday Newsletter 2015