Brookline Runners To Participate In The 2018 Boston Marathon
130 Brookline residents, 80 of whom are women, have signed up to run the 26.2-mile Boston Marathon on Monday along with nearly 30,000 other participants.
You...
Chemical Health Policy Stricter Than State’s
Since the 90s, the high school has enforced a chemical health policy that is more strict than the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA), specifically...
Brookline’s Bernard Lown, MD, Among Diabetes Activists Protesting Insulin Prices
Physicians joined patients with diabetes and other activists in a demonstration against the high cost of insulin in the United States held in the...
Local Designer Sells Her 1950s-Style Attire In Brookline
Stepping into L’Accent boutique in Brookline is like going back in time. Billie Holiday’s crooning voice plays softly in the background, racks of dramatic...
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Upcoming events
Thursday, April 12
Lavenber Bee Baking Company Pop-Up: Noon to 6:00 p.m., Lavender Bee Baking Company, 14 Pleasant Street, Brookline. For more information, please...
Marathon Security Gets Test Run
With situations playing out in real-time, nearly 250 public safety officials trained inside the state’s underground bunker Tuesday morning to prepare for next week’s...
Students Left Scrambling As AG Healey Looks Into UMass-Mount Ida deal
Thousands of students are scrambling to decide on their future as the state’s attorney general looks into a deal between UMass-Dartmouth and Mount Ida...
Chase Chooses Three Locations For Its First Local Bank Branches
JPMorgan Chase has won state approval to open three bank branches — two in Boston and another in Brookline — making good on its...
David Bonetti Passes At 71
David Bonetti, an incisive and passionate art critic for the Post-Dispatch from 2003 to 2009, was found dead Wednesday in his apartment in Brookline,...
Brookline Native Continues Legacy Of Women Marines
In 1918, one-hundred years ago, woman-kind was granted the ability to enlist into the Marine Corps Reserve for clerical duty. Opha May Johnson officially...
Budget Subcommittee Vote To Delay Land Bank Decision
The Long-Term Planning and Policies Subcommittee of Brookline voted almost unanimously to recommend its overarching Advisory Committee defer a land bank proposal until next...
Coming Out: The Journey To Self-Acceptance Can Be Mired With Others’...
Instead of the traditional one big coming out narrative, I have had to come out several times in my life.
The first was in Illinois,...
This Brookline Startup Wants To Pair Patients With Registered Dietitians
Nutrimedy, a two-year-old telehealth startup based in Brookline, is looking to broaden the pool of registered dietitians available to patients regardless of their physical location,...
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1. Learn what to do in a medical emergency at the “You are the help until help arrives” event on April 5. Hosted by Fallon...
Around Town
Upcoming events
Thursday, April 5
Lavenber Bee Baking Company Pop-Up: noon - 6:00 p.m. April 5 and 12, Lavender Bee Baking Company, 14 Pleasant Street, Brookline....
Small Private Colleges Attracting Fewer Students
Small, liberal arts college administrators are growing increasingly concerned as their enrollment numbers fall.
The Boston Globe reports undergraduate enrollment trends at 118 four-year private...
Up For The Grabs, Reebok Founder’s Brookline Estate Still On The...
It has been more than a year since the longtime head of Reebok, Paul Fireman, put his 14-acre Brookline estate up for sale for $90 million — and...
Remembering Rabbi Joseph Ber Soloveitchik
Several years ago, while reminiscing with Rav Aharon Lichtenstein, Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik’s son-in law, about the thrilling Brookline days of yore, he highlighted...
Brookline House With Conservatory, Library & Koi Pond On Sale For...
The 8,619-square-foot, 15-room behemoth at 372 Warren Street in Brookline is probably the city’s most interesting new listing; certainly its most opulent in a...
























