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Visions for Vacancies: 344 Watertown St., Nonantum (Formerly Radnor Printing)

This storefront on Nonantum has been empty for some time -- what should move in?

Welcome to , a Patch feature and a place where you can weigh in with your ideas about what kind of businesses you’d like to see occupying empty storefronts around Newton.

Each week, we’ll highlight a vacant building, storefront or structure around the city. Then, we’ll leave it you, the Newton community, to sound off on what you’d like to see there.

This week' we're at 334 Watertown St. in Nonantum, the former Radnor Printing location. 

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This building, which is at the intersection of Chapel Street and Watertown Street,  following an accident. Although te building seems to have been fixed up, the space remains empty.

According to its website, Radnor Printing is now Signal Graphics and is located on Centre Street. 

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Watertown Street offers a variety of family-owned Italian businesses, from local and to and a . But what is this village missing?

Tell us what you think should go in this building by commenting below.


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