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  The residents of Newton and Needham take pride in the diverse heritage of their great community.

Welcome
Whether you are looking for a place to start a business, raise a family or enjoy the benefits of a comfortable lifestyle, you will find a life that satisfies in Newton and Needham. From the 17th century to today, residents of and visitors to this area have enjoyed the natural beauties of the Charles River, the majestic maple trees and the wonderland of the changing seasons.

Pansies decorate the streets and homes of Needham in spring. As summer comes along, the Garden City of Newton is a showcase of flowers and attractive landscaping. Fall brings changing colors and harvest festivals. Cross-country skiing and ice skating are part of the pattern for winter. Regardless of the season, these communities are rich with beauty and activities you don’t want to miss.

Diversity is a part of life here. Residents represent many cultures and ethnic traditions. The fabric of daily living is woven with threads of Spanish words, Greek pastries, Italian bocce, European music and Asian faces. Even though tradition runs deep, new experiences are always welcomed. From Italian celebrations at The Lake, with the painting of the fire hydrants and street stripes in red, white and green, to educational exchange programs with China, Newton and Needham value the contributions of all heritages.

Citizens generously give of their talents for the benefit of municipal, private, educational and community projects. There is a high value placed on the arts, education and recreation. Building on a foundation of solid financial backing and a commitment to excellence, these communities provide a quality lifestyle that few places offer.

Are you ready for a visit? Take a walk through history as you discover the many well-preserved buildings and homes. Find a piazza and sit awhile, enjoying the slower pace of suburban life. Or just open the pages of this book. Newton and Needham have put up the “Welcome” sign just for you.



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