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The non-profit food pantry serves over 200 households in the town of Brookline, both singles and families.  Its operation and success would not be possible …

Local Business Owners Rally Against the Proposed Elimination of Commercial Areas Director Position. A mob showed up Tuesday night for the Advisory Board’s Commercial Planning …

During the last few months, the one word that has dominated conversation, besides “Obama”, has been “recession”. Most of us are feeling pretty good about …

The Efficiency Committee chaired by Selectmen Richard Benka recently released their recommendations for ways Brookline can save money and meet its budgetary needs. We applaud …

Brookline independent film production company pairs upcoming premiere with donation drive to benefit the Brookline food pantry. Brookline, MA – Monday, January 26th marks the …

The Brookline Board of Selectmen is considering a proposal from the Chief of Brookline Police to operate 12 digital surveillance cameras, purchased with a grant …

Elaine Joseph, Assistant Vice President at the Bank of Canton, has worked in banking for 30 years.  She has managed the Brookline branch on Harvard …

The Brookline Department of Public Works, in cooperation with the League of Women Voters of Brookline and the Solid Waste Advisory Committee, will sponsor a …

The Brookline Education Foundation’s Annual Win-a-Mini Raffle is underway. Winners will be announed and prizes awarded at the Foundations’s Spelling Bee on Sunday, March 9 …

In response to the growing need for quality pre-K child care in the area, Brookline’s Little Children Schoolhouse recently expanded its program to include this age …