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Brookline Library Provides Update On Hours & Programming

Library Director Sara Slymon is pleased to announce several updates on the Public Library of Brookline's operations, including expanded pickup hours and new programming. Beginning...

Town Of Brookline Announces Expanded Access To Public Buildings

The Town of Brookline and Town Administrator Mel Kleckner are pleased to announce the expansion of public access to town facilities next month. Beginning June...

Brookline, Newton, Cambridge & Boston Police Chiefs: Police Are Human, Too

When you think of a police officer, "approachable" and "friendly" might not be the first two qualities that come to mind. But the heads...

Traffic, Parking, Security Plans For U.S. Open Championship

The Town of Brookline, in collaboration with its numerous partners, shares the following information about safety, traffic, and parking plans for the upcoming U.S....

Brookline Preservation Commission Sub-Committee Meeting

Notice of a Brookline Preservation Commission Sub-Committee Meeting to discuss the proposed exterior work at 14 Allerton Street on Thursday, September 28, 2017 at...

Brookline Rejects Effort To Ban Secrecy Clauses In Harassment Settlements

The Brookline town meeting defeated a proposal Tuesday night to do away with secrecy provisions in settlements of racial or sexual harassment claims again...

Brookline’s New Leaf Blower Laws Take Effect

It is officially leaf blower season in Brookline, and officials are getting the word out to residents about new regulations approved at Town Meeting...

Police Investigating Racist, Concerning Graffiti In Brookline

The Brookline Police Department is currently investigating spray-painted messages on the side of the gym at Brookline High School. The graffiti was first reported last...

Local Couple Brings New Spice Into The Brookline Mix

An avid cook with a knack for barbecue, Arlington resident Brad Perriello spent 10 years refining his own spice recipe. After the spice was a...

Police Blotter

Turn it down: At 6:26 a.m. Brookline police received a report that a man was using an industrial lawn mower and causing a lot...

Brookline’s Weekend Of Art

If you have any plans for the weekend of April 26 and 27, cancel them, unless of course your plan was to attend this...

Investment Requirements For EB-5 Visa

Amount the investor has to invest for the EB-5 program. The investor is required to invest a minimum of $1 million; however, if the investment...

Why So Many Decks Of Cards In Gard Games

If you play online casino games, then you have most probably come across what are called card games. These are games that are generally...

Kurt Cobain (1967-1994)

“They laugh at me because I'm different; I laugh at them because they're all the same."

Brookline Elections: What You Need To Know Before May 2

If you live in Brookline, chances are you have seen the elections signs around town. That's right. On Tuesday, May 2, 2017, there is...

Brookline Police Arrest Former Town Employee For Alleged Misuse Of Public...

Town Administrator Chas Carey, Commissioner of Public Works Erin Chute Gallentine, and Acting Chief of Police Jennifer Paster report that the Brookline Police Department...

Brookline Native Irene Li Earns Spot On Zagat “30 Under 30”

At 27, Irene Li is making a name for herself in the culinary world. Zagat recently named the Brookline native and co-founder of the Mei...

Statewide Grand Jury Indicted “Supa Mario” For Sex Trafficking In Brookline

A Boston man has been indicted on charges of human trafficking, rape and witness intimidation in connection with supplying multiple women with drugs and...
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Man Denies Choking Child In Brookline Park

A man accused of choking a boy at a Brookline playground will have to spend at least another night in jail. Christian Amaral, 23, of Newton, has...

Mistral’s 21st Annual Season Finale April 7, 8

Mistral brings its 21st Season to a close on April 7 at 5:00 p.m., in Andover and April 8 at 5:00 p.m., in Brookline,...

Hazmat Leak At Larz Anderson Skating Rink

Larz Anderson Park is still closed, hours after a Hazmat leak was reported at the skating rink in Brookline, police said. Brookline Police and fire...

World Premiere Of “The Niceties”

“I'm thrilled to be working at the Huntington – the place where I saw my first plays as a teenager, and the place that...

Stephen Popper Heads To Washington, DC

Stephen Popper of Brookline, who is the managing director of SageView Advisory Group’s Boston office, was selected as one of the nation’s top 200...

Four 2020 National Merit $2,500 Scholarship Winners Are From Brookline

The National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) announced today the 2020 National Merit $2,500 Scholarship winners, and four Brookline students are included among the honorees....

Brookline School Committee vs. Educators Union: Department Of Labor To Hear...

Although Brookline educators and the School Committee are on the verge of making three union contracts legally binding, there is one loose end yet. In...

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Breaking Matzo, Brookline Resident Helps Bring Holidays To Life

In hopes of creating holidays that are “magical, meaningful and memorable,” a Brookline resident built an online platform to share Jewish traditions, recipes and...
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Hellenic College Holy Cross Searching For A New President

The Board of Trustees of Hellenic College Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology (HCHC) is seeking a dynamic, visionary, and strategic leader to...

Brookline’s Grab At Pine Manor Land Is Ill-Conceived

Re: “Town broke law, says college” (Metro, Oct. 11): If the residents of Brookline allow the town to take by eminent domain land from Pine Manor...

Unlimited Sotheby’s International Realty

As close as Brookline is to Boston, it has managed to maintain its own identity. Brookline features a mixture of urban and suburban living,...

Police Blotter

Tuesday, Aug. 28 Blocking driveways on Hedge Road: At 10:31 a.m. a caller reported that vehicles parked on both sides of the road were blocking driveways. Fed...