Posts in category Brookline Government

The Town of Brookline will be initiating a Racial Climate Review of the Town’s Police and Fire Departments. The Town consulted with the NAACP to …

The Town of Brookline and Brookline Firefighter Gerald Alston seem at a crossroad. It has been five years since Fire Lieutenant Paul Pender, who is …

On June 8, the Economic Development Advisory Board (EDAB), co-chaired by Anne Meyers and Paul Saner, held a workshop to begin a conversation about defining …

In a move meant to send a message to the Boston2024 Olympic Committee, Brookline Town Meeting voted 111-46 to support Warrant Article 19, which opposes …

Brookline Selectman– 3 year term – 2 openings Nancy S. Heller – 5,385 votes Pameria C. Lodish – 3,163 votes Bernard Greene – 4,867 votes M. K. Merelice …

In a nutshell, there are the two arguments voters are asked to consider in Override Question 1. In order to give our readers a clear …

Last year only 10.957% of registered Brookline voters participated in our May 2014 local elections. On the one hand, I’ll never cease to be impressed …

The controversy surrounding the Gerald Alston/Paul Pender case in Brookline has raised legitimate concerns about whether all citizens, regardless of their race, creed, age, sex, …

Last year Town Administrator, Mel Kleckner, formed a Snow Removal Task Force, partly in response to Article 28, submitted by The Brookline Community Aging Network. Article …

Attention Commonwealth Care enrollees living in Brookline. Your health insurance will switch to the federal Affordable Care Act as of January 1, 2014. You must …