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The late Eugene "Tip" O'Neill is alleged to have said, "All politics is local." I'm not sure I agree, but there sure is a lot of local politics in Newton!
Below is a list of Newton-based organizations of which I am aware; if you know of others, please drop me a line at bobbifox@newtoncitizens.com. While I definitely have my opinions, I will endeavor to keep them out of this page. Organizations are listed in strict alphabetical order.
General Political Organizations
- Newton Condominium Association
- Newton Democratic Party
- Newton Dialogues on Peace and War has an on-line newsletter, Alternative Views
- Newton League of Women Voters
- Newton Taxpayers Association/Coalition
Newton Aldermen
The Board of Aldermen have their own pages on the Official City of Newton web site, including contact information for almost all Aldermen
At the moment, only Aldermen Lisle Baker, Marcia Johnson, Ken Parker and Brian Yates have their own independent web sites.
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Last Updated: Friday, 17-Feb-2006 08:18:23 EST