Posts in category Editorial

Summer may be winding down, but Coolidge Corner is certainly not.  This Saturday and Sunday, the 20th and 21st, members of the Coolidge Corner Merchants’ …

After months of delay, the long anticipated smart meters finally hit the streets and parking lots of Brookline this spring. They have not been a …

What can a community do when a property owner neglects their building to the point where it is blight on the neighborhood? The owners of …

Every day, 350 billion cars pass through some part of Brookline. That’s not true, but it seems true. (That last sentence is intentionally plagiarized from …

Brookline’s governing bodies consist mostly of volunteers. There are elected officials, like the members of the Board of Selectmen, who receive miniscule stipends, but that’s …

Like many successful women, Chobee Hoy is a lot of things. If you are a resident of greater Boston, you know who she is even …

The Boston Globe wrote an editorial about Brookliners, and as usual, got Brookline all wrong. The editorial, written by “Globe Staff”, accuses your town of …

You don’t.  Not unless you’re walking or in a car with a good sound system and you’ve packed a snack for the trip.  You’re better …

My friend and founder of the Brookline Teen Center, Paul Epstein, introduced eight of the most inspiring young people I’ve ever had the pleasure to …

I love Brookline and have for years. I went on my first date to the Bagel Nosh with a Brookline girl in high school. I …