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2017 Issues

2017 has focused on completing improvements to...

Decision 2017: Brian Yates

The City of Newton will hold a General Election...

In Memoriam

It is with great sorrow that we announce the...

Bring Back the Chestnut

The Chestnut tree played a major role in the...

Charleston Principles

Identify historic places, both architectural...

Branch Libraries

I opposed the closings of the branch...

Brian Yates passed away 3-15-2019

It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of Brian Yates yesterday. The wake for Brian Yates will be held on Tuesday, from 4-8 pm at Doherty’s Funeral Home in Needham. The funeral mass is...

Ancestors in Arms

I am proud of my family’s record of service to the United States. My father Edmond Yates, and uncles Paul Richardson and Bill Terry served in WW II. My Great Uncle Francis Yates died in WW I and is...

I opposed the closings of the branch libraries in Upper and Lower Falls, the Highlands, and Oak Hill Park, which had been previously impacted by school closings. I supported the use of the...

The Chestnut tree played a major role in the development of Newton. Chestnut Street on which I live is one of the major North-South routes across the city. Chestnut Hill is one of our villages....

Identify historic places, both architectural and natural, that give the community its special character and that can aid its future well-being. Adopt the preservation of historic places as a...

2017 Campaign

My campaign for re-election in 2017 is now underway. Please look through this website for information on my qualifications, viewpoints, and accomplishments. We soon will be posting additional information on Facebook and Twitter. I look forward to your continuing support as we move together towards November. Read More

2017 Issues

Decision 2017: Brian Yates

In Memoriam

Bring Back the Chestnut

Charleston Principles

Branch Libraries

News and Topics

Brian Yates passed away 3-15-2019

Ancestors in Arms

Village Libraries

Bring Back the Chestnut

Charleston Principles of Historic Preservation

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Brian E. Yates Councilor At Large

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