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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 1h
A new business is opening soon in the former GameStop storefront in the heart of Coolidge Corner. brookline.news/pilates-stud...
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Pilates studio WRKT opening in former GameStop storefront in Coolidge Corner - Brookline.News
The national chain has 12 other locations, mostly in the South.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 18h
Pool, community center, new housing? On Monday, residents have a chance to pitch ideas for what they want to see at the former Newbury College west campus on Fisher Hill. brookline.news/what-do-you-...
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What do you want the old Newbury College campus to be? The town wants to hear from you. - Brookline.News
A pool? A community center? New housing? Brookline wants to hear any and all ideas for how to use the site on Fisher Hill.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 22h
A WhatsApp group of Pierce School parents recently blew up after a dreaded word entered the chat: “Lice!”  Parents were surprised to learn about it from the group chat, not the school. As recently as last year, parents say they got notifications about lice cases. brookline.news/pierce-paren...
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Pierce parents learned about lice from a group chat, not the school. The district says the silence is by design. - Brookline.News
A national association of nurses says notifying parents of lice cases isn't effective, and can contribute to stigma.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 03/10/2026
Wondered about that construction project at the church on Route 9? Redemptoris Mater Seminary is undergoing a $5.5 million renovation to provide more space for the 20 men who live, study and work there. brookline.news/a-catholic-s...
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A Catholic seminary on Route 9 is getting a $5.5 million upgrade and a new chapel  - Brookline.News
Redemptoris Mater Seminary houses 20 priests in training on the campus of St. Lawrence Church.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
Brookline Eats Q&A: Hear from the chef behind Bar 'Cino about his Brazilian background, employee ownership and the upcoming fall menu. brookline.news/qa-bar-cinos...
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Q&A: Bar 'Cino's head chef on Italian cuisine, employee ownership and the fall menu - Brookline.News
As regional chef for Newport Restaurant Group, Guilherme Andrade oversees all three Massachusetts locations of Bar 'Cino.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 02/10/2026
With a new revolving fund, the School Committee is aiming to make it easier for BHS students to take EMT classes at Massachusetts Bay Community College. brookline.news/brookline-lo...
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Brookline looks to partner with MassBay to help high school students take EMT course - Brookline.News
The School Committee established a revolving fund that will allow the district to collect tuition from participating families in the program and make a single payment to the college.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
A Brookline court has issued an arrest warrant for the CEO of a Taiwanese manufacturing firm, after police alleged that he took a video of a woman in the shower without her consent while in Brookline in 2024. brookline.news/brookline-po...
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Brookline police seek arrest of Taiwanese CEO accused of secretly filming woman in shower - Brookline.News
Police allegedly that Ming-Chi (Mike) Chen took a recording of a woman in the shower without her consent while both were staying in Brookline in 2024.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 01/10/2026
A Brookline High School athlete who went on to become an OSS intelligence chief, and volunteered for a strange and dangerous mission during World War II, is getting his story told in a new book. brookline.news/operation-sp...
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'Operation Sparrow' uncovers a Brookline native’s role in D-Day - Brookline.News
The new book by Jason Bell tells the tale of a strange and dangerous mission during World War II.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 30/09/2026
Republican Senate candidate John Deaton is a pro-choice EV-driver who calls President Trump a "grifter" and says he'd never vote for him. He calls his opponent Ed Markey a "sloganeer" and wants voters to take a look at his own solutions for Massachusetts' problems. brookline.news/interview-re...
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Interview: Republican Senate candidate John Deaton asks voters to look beyond his party label - Brookline.News
Deaton recently sat down with several Boston-area nonprofit news outlets for an interview about his candidacy.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Brookline Porchfest, rescheduled for this coming Saturday, is now in its 10th year. We talked to the organizers about what's worked well in the events first decade, and what the future holds. One thing that stood out: They need more porches. brookline.news/after-10-yea...
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After 10 years, the team behind Brookline Porchfest talks about how it's grown and what comes next - Brookline.News
Brookline.News spoke to the organizers of the popular event about the past and future of Porchfest.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
Actor and musician Ben Steinfeld grew up in Brookline, and his childhood here helped influence his debut as a playwright, premiering in October at the Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis. brookline.news/brookline-ra...
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Brookline-raised playwright debuts 'Twelve Kinds of Ice' at Minnesota’s Children’s Theatre Company - Brookline.News
The actor and musician Ben Steinfeld took inspiration from growing up in Brookline as he worked on his first play.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Did you know: Before the rise of the disposable diaper, Brookline was once home to a major cloth diaper laundering and delivery service? The only thing left of this slice of Brookline history is a foot-long metal safety pin enshrined in cement on Webster Street. brookline.news/a-safety-pin...
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A safety pin on Webster Street recalls a time when diapers were big business in Brookline - Brookline.News
A foot-long metal safety pin enshrined in cement on Webster Street appears to be a simple remnant of a once-thriving cloth diaper company, but it has become a small reminder of Brookline’s role in a d...
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Wondering how things are going at Brookline News? Check out our latest annual report about our third year operating as a nonprofit. brookline.news/wp-content/u...?
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Brookline students continued to outpace their peers statewide on last spring’s MCAS exams, according to results released by the state this week.  However, a substantial achievement gap persists, with Black and Latino students scoring below white and Asian pupils.  brookline.news/brookline-mc...
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Brookline MCAS scores largely steady; significant racial achievement gap persists - Brookline.News
Brookline students continued to outpace their peers statewide on last spring’s MCAS exams, according to results released by the state this week.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 27/09/2026
A Brookline woman was arrested on Tuesday after she allegedly struck another car, injuring its occupant, and left the scene while driving under the influence of alcohol.  brookline.news/brookline-wo...
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Brookline woman arrested after injuring one in alleged drunk driving hit and run - Brookline.News
Lesley Christian, 81, is charged with operating under the influence of alcohol, leaving the scene of property damage and leaving the scene of personal injury.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 26/09/2026
Green Line riders, be aware: The line is shutting down east of Kenmore for signal repairs for nine days starting today. Alternatives include the Orange Line and 39 bus. brookline.news/mbta-shuttin...
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MBTA shutting down the core of the Green Line for nine days starting Saturday - Brookline.News
The T will close the central trunk of the Green Line’s four branches for 9 days starting Saturday, Sept. 26 in order to continue its replacement of 19th-century signal equipment in the light rail syst...
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Dan Kennedy @dankennedy.net · 25/09/2026
An impressive annual report from @brooklinenews.bsky.social: more than 1,100 donors, nearly $480k in revenues, and close to 9,000 email subscribers. Plus more than 600 stories published. brookline.news/wp-content/u...
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Update: Missing Brookline teen has been found safe, according to town officials. brookline.news/brookline-po...
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Update: Missing teen found safe - Brookline.News
The Brookline Police Department issued a call for help to find missing 14-year-old Jacob Rivera on Thursday.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Brookline police are asking for help to find Jacob Rivera, age 14, last seen at Brookline High school at 12:55 p.m. wearing the pictured clothing. brookline.news/brookline-po...
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Brookline police ask for help finding missing juvenile - Brookline.News
The Brookline Police Department issued a call for help to find missing 14-year-old Jacob Rivera on Thursday.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
The Coolidge Corner Theatre marquee was big on BookTok for a few days this week, as it took part in a campaign to unveil the title of romance author Emily Henry's new novel. Here's why a simple message had people flocking to see the marquee from miles around: brookline.news/a-romance-no...
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A romance novel reveal brings BookTok buzz to the Coolidge - Brookline.News
The Coolidge Corner Theatre's marquee went viral this week as it helped tease the next book by novelist Emily Henry.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Two of Brookline’s most anticipated events have been knocked off course by a rare fall nor’easter which is hitting New England this weekend. Brookline Day is cancelled, and Brookline Porchfest has been rescheduled for Saturday, Oct. 3. brookline.news/brookline-da...
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Brookline Day cancelled, Porchfest rescheduled as nor'easter bears down on Brookline - Brookline.News
Two of Brookline's most anticipated events have been knocked off course by a rare fall nor'easter which is hitting New England this weekend.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
We asked readers for their favorite coffee in Brookline, and tallied the results. Here's what you said: brookline.news/whats-the-be...
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What's the best coffee shop in Brookline? Readers weighed in. - Brookline.News
We polled Brookline.News readers about their favorite local coffee shops to get the scoop on where our neighbors are fueling up.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
Town officials condemned an apartment building at 56 Egmont Street on Friday and ordered the occupants of its six units to leave temporarily, after a resident complaint led health inspectors to sewage-contaminated water and a cracked sewage pipe in the basement.  brookline.news/egmont-stree...
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Egmont Street apartment building evacuated, condemned after sewage leak - Brookline.News
Town officials condemned an apartment building at 56 Egmont Street on Friday and ordered the occupants of its six units to leave temporarily, after a resident complaint led health inspectors to sewage...
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 22/09/2026
For Brookline residents curious about e-bikes but not quite ready to make a major purchase, there’s a new kind of lending library in town. brookline.news/brookline-re...
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Curious about e-bikes? A local nonprofit wants to let you try one out for a week for free - Brookline.News
For Brookline residents curious about e-bikes but not quite ready to make a major purchase, there’s a new kind of lending library in town.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
See photos from this year's Greek Festival at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral of New England on Goddard Street: brookline.news/photos-the-2...
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Photos: The 2026 Brookline Greek Festival - Brookline.News
Crowds gathered over the weekend at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral of New England on Goddard Street to enjoy food, crafts for sale and live performances. Photographer Rory Coleman was on th...
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 20/09/2026
There are solutions to the problem of the Driscoll School's scorching hot rooftop playground -- but they don't fit within the school district's budget, says Superintendent Bella Wong. brookline.news/district-can...
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District can't afford six-figure cost to fix Driscoll's hot playground, Wong says - Brookline.News
The playground equipment and foam surface at the Driscoll School's rooftop playground can reach more than 120 degrees on warm days.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 19/09/2026
Nyna Polumbaum, whose art exhibition we covered a few months ago, died on Sept. 10 at home in Brookline. Read about her life and work: brookline.news/nyna-polumba...
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Nyna Polumbaum, a Brookline 'activist, artist and fighter,’ dies at 102 - Brookline.News
Polumbaum's art was the subject of a recent exhibition at the Brookline Senior Center.
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Sam Mintz @samjmintz.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Bike lane alert: Brookline Transportation Board signs off on redesign of Chestnut Hill Ave which includes a two-way protected cycle track bike lane, and 65 new parking spaces, after 18 months of heated debate that pitted road user safety against curb access. brookline.news/transportati...
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Transportation Board signs off on redesign of Chestnut Hill Ave with two-way protected bike lane - Brookline.News
The redesign comes after 18 months of debate that pitted safety for bicyclists on a major throughway against curb access for homeowners.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 18/09/2026
Our latest Brookline Eats coverage: You might not think of a hotel bar as the first place to stop for drinks, but the Courtyard Marriott in Coolidge Corner has a bartender and drinks that stand out. brookline.news/the-granddau...
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The granddaughter of a moonshiner stirs up some of Brookline's best sangria at the Courtyard Marriott in Coolidge Corner - Brookline.News
The Courtyard Marriott in Coolidge Corner has one gem that shines even brighter than the sunny interior courtyard and the newly renovated lobby: the feisty bartender Jacquelyn Stafford, who mans the b...
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Giving birth in a hospital isn't for everyone. At Roots Midwifery in Brookline Village, Stephanie Johnson says many of her clients have had negative experiences or mistrust hospitals and want to give birth at home. brookline.news/a-brookline-...
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A Brookline midwife offers an alternative for mothers who don't trust hospitals - Brookline.News
Out of her Brookline Village office, Stephanie Johnson coordinates around 30 home births a year.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
Norfolk County prosecutors have dismissed a vandalism charge against a Brookline woman who allegedly placed a 'Free Palestine' sticker on a Jewish deli in Coolidge Corner. brookline.news/prosecutors-...
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Prosecutors drop vandalism charge against Brookline activist who allegedly placed 'Free Palestine' sticker on Jewish deli - Brookline.News
Susan E-Hornfeldt was due to be arraigned in Brookline District Court on Wednesday when the single count of vandalism was dismissed.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
For your evening commute, here's our podcast breaking down the results of the Sept. 1 primary election in Brookline and beyond brookline.news/brookline-ne...
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Brookline.News Podcast Episode 21: Why Markey routed Moulton, an unusual DA race, and the power of incumbency - Brookline.News
Our audio breakdown of the Sept. 1 primary election results in Brookline and beyond.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 16/09/2026
Brookline is committing $4 million to help keep 115 apartments near Brookline Village affordable for the foreseeable future. brookline.news/town-commits...
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Town commits $4 million to help keep a Brookline Village apartment building affordable - Brookline.News
The town's support will help WinnCompanies maintain affordability at 115 units in its senior housing building at 99 Kent Street.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
A reader asked: What's going on at the old Citizens Bank on Harvard Street? Here's the answer: A community arts center offering an eclectic of classes is coming in for the next few years, while a developer plans to build apartments in the long-term. brookline.news/a-former-ban...
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A former bank and future apartment building finds a temporary purpose: Community arts center - Brookline.News
The Brookline Community Center for the Arts plans to open a center for a wide range of artistic classes at the former Citizens Bank at 429 Harvard Street.
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Sam Mintz @samjmintz.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
We're hiring a part-time reporter at @brooklinenews.bsky.social to cover housing and development with a focus on affordability. Get in touch! www.journalismjobs.com/job-listing/...
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JournalismJobs.com - Job Listing - Part-time housing reporter
JournalismJobs.com has journalism and media job listings with digital media, newspapers, tv stations, radio stations, magazines, nonprofits, and academia.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 13/09/2026
A 61-year-old man was arrested on Friday evening after he allegedly pulled out a gun and pointed it at another driver during a road rage altercation on Goddard Ave in Brookline. brookline.news/man-arrested...
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Man arrested after allegedly pulling gun during Brookline road rage incident - Brookline.News
The 61-year-old man allegedly pointed a firearm at another man during an altercation on Goddard Ave.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 13/09/2026
The Brookline Housing Authority is preparing to move forward with a major redevelopment of its Walnut Street apartments. The project will demolish 32 "obsolete" apartments in two buildings, replacing them with 96 “family-oriented affordable” units in a new building. brookline.news/bha-finalizi...
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BHA finalizing plans for Walnut Street redevelopment after getting new state funding - Brookline.News
The project will demolish two BHA buildings on Walnut Street built in 1961 that contain 32 “obsolete” apartments, replacing them with one new building containing 96 “family-oriented affordable” units,...
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 12/09/2026
Tucked behind the Clear Flour building off busy Commonwealth Avenue, the Lawton Park Community Garden is home to 23 highly-coveted plots with ripening tomatoes, squash, eggplants, cucumbers, and other crops. brookline.news/in-north-bro...
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In North Brookline, a community garden cultivates more than just produce - Brookline.News
Tucked behind the Clear Flour building off busy Commonwealth Avenue, the garden is home to 23 highly-coveted plots with ripening tomatoes, squash, eggplants, cucumbers, and other crops
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
More than 100 people gathered Friday morning at Fire Station 5 to honor the lives of eight people with Brookline connections who died 25 years ago in the September 11 terrorist attacks.  brookline.news/on-25th-anni...
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On 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks, Brookline honors lives of local victims - Brookline.News
More than 100 people gathered Friday morning at Fire Station 5 to honor the lives of eight people with Brookline connections who died 25 years ago in the September 11 terrorist attacks.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 11/09/2026
The town's human resources and finance directors are both resigning in apparently unrelated departures, shaking up two key departments in Brookline's government. brookline.news/town-leaders...
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Town leadership shakeup: Finance and HR directors depart in separate resignations - Brookline.News
Finance director Lincoln Heineman and HR director Ann Braga are both leaving their town positions this fall.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
Brookline educators started the school year with expired contracts, but negotiators on both sides of the table are sending positive signals about getting a deal done soon. brookline.news/brookline-ed...
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Brookline educator contracts expire as negotiations continue - Brookline.News
Brookline educators began the school year with an expired contract, but union and School Committee leaders say they are making progress towards an agreement.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
The kosher Mediterranean spot Za'Tar on Cypress Street has a new owner coming in, and he's making hundreds of pounds of homemade hummus each week. Learn more about Mola Mekonant, who was born in Ethiopia and grew up in Israel. brookline.news/at-kosher-me...
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At kosher Mediterranean spot Za'Tar, incoming new owner aims for a refresh and mixes up hundreds of pounds of hummus - Brookline.News
Mola Mekonant took over as the general manager in June and is in the process of assuming full ownership over the restaurant.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
After more than two years of contentious negotiations, a union representing workers at the Coolidge Corner Theatre has agreed on a contract with the nonprofit theater’s management. brookline.news/workers-and-...
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Workers and management at Coolidge Corner Theatre agree on contract after two years of union negotiations - Brookline.News
Earlier this summer, the union threatened to strike and the theater's management accused it of bad faith bargaining.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
By 2040, nearly a quarter of Brookline residents will be over the age of 60, and although most seniors want to stay here, many are worried they won’t be able to do so.  brookline.news/as-brookline...
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As Brookline ages, can seniors afford to stay? - Brookline.News
A new survey of more than 2,000 older Brookline residents asked about their experiences and needs.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 03/09/2026
After 20 years teaching kindergarten at the Lincoln School, Maggie Canniff has some ideas about the best way to get her classroom ready for the first day of school, welcoming nervous new students. Here's how she set up for year 21, which started today: brookline.news/ready-confet...
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Ready confetti and purple sticky notes: How a 20-year Lincoln kindergarten teacher gets ready to welcome her students - Brookline.News
Twenty years of teaching kindergarten at Lincoln School has taught Canniff that getting a classroom ready does not mean having everything ready at once.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
Brookline election results: Incumbents Ed Markey and Jake Auchincloss cruise to victory, Djuna Perkins takes town but DA race too close to call county-wide. In the Governors Council race, incumbent Mara Dolan won Brookline and holds a strong lead in her district. brookline.news/election-res...
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Election results: Markey and Auchincloss cruise; Perkins wins Brookline but DA race hangs in balance - Brookline.News
Read election results from the Democratic primary in Brookline.
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Sam Mintz @samjmintz.bsky.social · 02/09/2026
We've got Brookline results: Markey: 6,496 Moulton: 3,910 Auchincloss: 6,912 Poulos: 3,169 Perkins: 3,924 Deitch: 2,211 All other DA candidates in 3 figures Gov Council Dolan: 5,840 Palladino: 2,209
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 01/09/2026
For hundreds of students, this week marks the start of their biggest transition in their Brookline education: 8th grade to high school. We talked to four of those 14-year-olds about how they're feeling as they leave their schools of nine years and head to BHS. brookline.news/scary-but-fu...
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'Scary but fun': Four incoming ninth graders talk about making the leap to BHS - Brookline.News
With a K-8 school structure, the jump to high school is the biggest change that most students make during their Brookline education. We talked to four kids in the middle of that transition about how t...
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 31/08/2026
Some Brookline residents say it took them too long to get permits to install solar on their homes. A new state bill allowing automated permitting could help change that, although Brookline's recently-retired Building Commissioner doesn't think it's an easy fix. brookline.news/solar-instal...
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Solar installation permits take months in Brookline. A state bill could help change that. - Brookline.News
Residents say they've experienced frustrating delays when trying to get permits to install solar panels on their homes.
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brooklinenews.bsky.social @brooklinenews.bsky.social · 31/08/2026
Looking to get up to speed before tomorrow's primary election day? Here's our guide to every race and candidate on the ballot. brookline.news/your-guide-t...
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Your guide to the Sept. 1 primary ballot - Brookline.News
Be prepared before you enter the voting booth: From DA to the U.S. Senate, here are all the names and positions that will be on your primary ballot on Sept. 1.
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