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Newton Business Listing Business Name/Owner Name AddressBusiness Type Zoning District Book Page Fitness Hub Chestnut Hill 199 Boylston St apparel BU1 57 428 Chestnut Hill MA 02467 Nina Luz Dinagiba 811 Boylston St, Boston MA 02116 Marcia Drootin RN 229 Dudley Rd psychotherapy & pharmacology SR1 57 194 Newton Centre MA 02459 Marcia Drootin 228 Dudley Rd, Newton Centre MA 02459 Parikko 12 Surrey Rd. food SR2 57 119 Newton MA 02458 Luce Giraud 12 Surrey Rd, Newton MA 02458 Armelle Silly 52 Kirkland St., Cambridge MA 02138 1630 Installations 49 Curve Street Remodeling MR1 57 67 West Newton MA 02465 Grzegorz Orzolek 49 Curve Street, West Newton MA 02465 2 Life Communities 677 Winchester St. eldery housing SR1 57 400 Newton Centre MA 02459 Jewish Community Housing, Inc. 30 Wallingford Rd., Brighton MA 02135 2 Life Communities Services 677 Winchester St. eldery housing SR1 57 399 Newton Centre MA 02459 Jewish Community Housing for the Elderly 30 Wallingford Rd., Brighton MA 02135 A & D Transportation 293 Cabot Street transportation MR1 57 362 Newtonville MA 02460 Alexandr Shnayder 293 Cabot Street, Newtonville MA 02460 A Bulkin Consulting 63 Rockland Pl consulting of mitigation SR3 57 207 Auburndale MA 02466 Anna Bulkin 63 Rockland Pl, Auburndale MA 02466 A Jewelry 10 Hammond Pond Pkwy jewelry MR3 57 339 Chestnut Hill MA 02467 Angela Miron 10 Hammond Pond Pkwy, Chestnut Hill MA 02467 A New View 73 Washington Park Interior Desigh MR1 57 143 Newtonville MA 02460 Michelle Markert 73 Washington Park, Newtonville MA 02460 A R S Services 38 Crafts St construction MAN 57 419 Newton MA 02458 William Graham and Kevin Coppersmith 38 Crafts St, Newton MA 02458 A Weiss PT 61 Ripley St PT MR1 57 451 Newton Centre MA 02459 Angela Weiss 61 Ripley St, Newton Centre MA 02459 Newton Business Listing Business Name/Owner Name AddressBusiness Type Zoning District Book Page ABC Spanish In Motion 991 Boylston St school language BU2 57 181 Newton Highlands MA 02461 Jooveth Shortell 83 Russett Rd, West Roxbury MA 02132 Above & Beyond Tree Care 23 Wiltshire Road landscaping MR1 57 164 Newton MA 02458 Devin Young 23 Wilshire Road, Newton MA 02458 Adamas Fine Jewelry 22 Lincoln Street retail BU1 57 364 Newton Highlands MA 02461 Veronica Sagherian 379 Brighton Street, Belmont MA 02478 Anto Aboyan 77 Rosewood Drive, Waltham MA 02452 ADB Company 60 Brooks Avenue books MR1 57 152 Newtonville MA 02460 Antonia Baccari 60 Brooks Avenue, Newtonville MA 02460 Adelaide of Newton Centre 157 Herrick Road senior living SR3 57 449 Newton Centre MA 02459 BSL Newton OpCo LLC 201 Jones Rd, Waltham MA 02451 Adelaide Place of Newton Centre 157 Herrick Road senior living facility SR3 57 158 Newton Centre MA 02459 BSL Newton OpCoLLc 201 Jones Road, Waltham MA 02451 BSL Newton OpCo LLC 201 Jones Road, Waltham MA 02451 Adventures in Music and Drama 37 Goddard St music teaching SR3 57 385 Newton Highlands MA 02461 Lucille Keril 39 Goddard Street, Newton Highlands MA 02461 Adventures to Learn 60 Pelham St camp SR2 57 407 Newton Centre MA 02459 Krisztina Pongratz Chander 60 Pelham St, Newton Centre MA 02459 Advise Realty 5 Pine Crest Rd. real estate SR2 57 111 Newton Centre MA 02459 Ashley Zimmel 5 Pine Crest Rd., Newton Centre MA 02459 Al Len Africiana 100 Littlefield Road online artifacts SR2 57 142 Newton Centre MA 02459 Susan Allen 100 Littlefield Road, Newton Centre MA 02459 Alef Skin Care 1009 Chestnut St. skin care BU1 57 155 Newton Upper Falls MA 02464 Anna Agranovich & Lev Agranovich 1009 Chestnut Street, Newton Upper Falls MA 02464 All iIn One Laser 425 Watertown St skin care BU2 57 284 Newton MA 02458 Anna Arshakyan 241 Lexington St, Watertown MA 02472 Newton Business Listing Business Name/Owner Name AddressBusiness Type Zoning District Book Page Alla Tailoring 302 Watertown Street Tailor B1 57 37 Newton MA 02458 Alla Karaseva 33C Brookfield Drive, Groton MA 01450 Allied Distributors 89 Needham St. wholesale of beauty products MU1 57 167 Newton Highlands MA 02461 Jeffrey Parkjer 716 Beacon St, Newton Highlands MA 02461 Amanda Clark Dance 12 Charles St dance instruction/performance/ju MR1 57 28 Auburndale MA 02466 Amanda Clark 12 Charles Street, Auburndale MA 02466 America Asia Alliance 30 Fair Oaks Ave cultural education SR3 57 218 Newtonville MA 02460 Yi Will Wei 30 Fair Oaks Ave, Newtonville MA 02460 American Accessibility 203 North St. medical accessories MAN 57 335 Newtonville MA 02460 Michael Vacca 275 Waverley Ave, Watertown MA 02472 Andrews Associates 462 Watertown St office BU2 57 235 Newtonville MA 02460 Brian Andrews 462 Watertown St, Newton MA 02458 Anna's Taqueria 27 Lincoln St. restaurant BU1 57 467 Newton Highlands MA 02461 Michael Kamio 44 Elm St, Wellesley MA 02481 Antonellis Automotive 70 Crafts St auto repair MAN 57 434 Newton MA 02458 Joseph Antonellis 70 Crafts St, Newton MA 02458 Apex Consulting 17 Bruce Ln Consulting SR2 57 408 Newton MA 02458 Ralph Liebermen 17 Bruce Lane, Newton MA 02458 Aquitaine 11 Boylston St restaurant BU4 57 330 Chestnut Hill MA 02467 Matthew Burns and Seth Woods 41 Cypress Street, Newton Centre MA 02459 Architects 2 20 Woodward St architects BU2 57 427 Newton Highlands MA 02461 Charles Navvatil 5 Kingsbury Dr, Medfield MA 02052 Aribella Design 1005 Boylston St retail-crafts BU2 57 253 Newton Highlands MA 02461 Henry Wong 28 Hazel Lane, Needham MA 02494 Newton Business Listing Business Name/Owner Name AddressBusiness Type Zoning District Book Page Aribella Design 1005 Boylston St handmade crafts B2 56 484 Newton Highlands MA 02461 Henry and Panuddo Wong 28 Hazel Lane, Needham MA 02494 Artisan Childcare Center 2330 Washington St childcare 0-7 yrs BU1 57 202 Newton Lower Falls MA 02462 Gus Miragias 71 Bristers Hill Road, Concord MA 01742 Ascend Behavioral Consulting 62 Elm Street Consulting-autism behavioral ser MR1 57 37 West Newton MA 02465 Kelly LeBlanc 62 Elm Street, West Newton MA 02465 Ascent 129 Valentine St educational programs SR2 57 278 West Newton MA 02465 Kevin Steinberg 129 Valentine St, West Newton MA 02465 Ashlar Realty 450 Lexington St. real estate BU2 57 344 Auburndale MA 02466 Peter Frasca 450 Lexington St, Auburndale MA 02466 At Etiquette 66 South Gate Park consulting SR3 57 374 West Newton MA 02465 Jean Papalia 66 South Gate Park, West Newton MA 02465 ATI Physical Theraph 1340 Centre St. physical therapy B2 57 346 Newton Centre MA 02459 Robert McKenzie 790 Remington Blv d, Bolingbrook IL 60440 ATI Physical Therapy 100 Needham St physical therapy MU2 57 294 Newton Upper Falls MA 02464 Dylan Bates/Robert McKenzie 790 Remington Blvd, Bolingbrook IL 60440 Atrium Private Health 300 Boylston Street establish and opreate a manage BU2 57 7 Chestnut Hill MA 02467 Dean Mcelwain 300 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill MA 02467 Awaken 180 Weightloss 43 Lincoln St weight loss BU1 57 291 Newton Highlands MA 02461 Paige Lopez 505 Tremont St, Boston MA 02116 Back Tax Consultion 1340 Centre St consulting BU2 57 471 Newton Centre MA 02459 Lorraine Sorgman 1340 Centre St, Newton Centre MA 02459 Balera School 105 Rumford Ave dance studio MAN 57 106 Auburndale MA 02466 Basil Issaev 14 Gina Circle, Framingham MA 01701 Newton Business Listing Business Name/Owner Name AddressBusiness Type Zoning District Book Page Ballerina Gifts 95 Chapel St online retail MAN 57 174 Newton MA 02458 Vincent Passaretti 50 Pleasant St, Waltham MA 02452 Ballerina Gifts.com 95 Chapel St online retail MAN 57 172 Newton MA 02458 Vincent Passaretti 50 Pleasant St, Waltham MA 02452 Ballerina Gifts.com 95 Chapel St online retail MAN 57 173 Newton MA 02458 Vincent Passaretti 50 Pleasant St, Waltham MA 02452 Barenberg 15 Nortwood Ave artist SR2 57 412 Newton Centre MA 02459 Carol Barenberg 15 Norwood Ave, Newton Centre MA 02459 Barker Services 32 Country Club Rd office 349 57 349 Newton Centre MA 02459 George Barker 32 Country Club Rd., Newton Centre MA 02459 Baruch Judaica 243 Islington Road crafts SR3 57 351 Auburndale MA 02466 David B. Goldwater 243 Islington Rd., Auburndale MA 02466 Bay State Door Specialities 71 Chapel Street garage doors MANU 57 308 Newton MA 02458 Russell Madden 300 Weymouth St., Rockland MA 02370 John Davis 300 Weymouth St., Rockland MA 02370 William Carr 47 Blakely Rd, Medford MA 02155 Baza 30 Tower Road retail MU1 57 259 Newton Lower Falls MA 02462 Alexander Zelfond 105 Jordan Rd, Brookline MA 02446 Yuriy Blyakhmar 35 Gerald Rd, Marblehead MA 01945 Be Fit For Life 37 Wilde Rd personal training SR2 57 410 Waban MA 02468 Ellen Kaplan 37 Wilde Rd, Waban MA 02468 Beautiful Gems 4 U 138 Melrose Street hand crafted jewely SR3 57 22 Auburndale MA 02466 Yelena Tsirulnik 138 Melrose Street, Auburndale MA 02466 Beech Hill Firewood Landscaping 5 Philbrick Road Landscaping SR3 57 66 Newton Centre MA 02459 Bruce and Yolanda Kilinski 5 Philbrick Road, Newton Centre MA 02459 Newton Business Listing Business Name/Owner Name AddressBusiness Type Zoning District Book Page Berkshire Hathaway Home Services 250 Boylston St. real estate BU4 57 423 Chestnut Hill MA 02467 Commonwealth Realty Group 39 Church St, Winchester MA 01890 Best Deal Realty 926 Commonwealth Ave consultant SR2 57 476 Newton Centre MA 02459 Suzanne Hickey 926 Commonwealth Ave, Newton Centre MA 02459 Better Cost Control 2274 Washington St energy broker BU2 57 88 Newton Lower Falls MA 02462 Steve Garson 54 St. Mary's Street, Newton Lower Falls MA 02462 Big City Construction 33 Columbia Ave construction MR1 57 333 Newton Upper Falls MA 02464 Eugueni Agourew 33 Columbia Ave, Newton Upper Falls MA 02464 BioAnalytics 6 Kodaya Road counsulting for biotech SR2 56 277 Waban MA 02468 Hsin Pei Shih 6 Kodaya Rd, Waban MA 02468 Bird In Hand Tattoo 425 Lexington St tattooing BU1 57 440 Auburndale MA 02466 Christopher Debarge 29 Heard St, Waltham MA 02453 Blackstone Valley Oil 177 Wells Ave office-storage LMD 57 282 Newton Centre MA 02459 Devaney Energy, Inc.
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