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I was happy to see the decision to remove the sign. I agree with Black Lives Matter but did not think the Town Hall property… Read More »RE: Town will take down Black Lives Matter sign after Select Board agrees on new signage policy …
On Oct. 7, Israel experienced the brutal massacre of 1,200 people, primarily civilians, that represented the largest loss of Jewish life since the Holocaust. In… Read More »RE: Town administrator asks residents to stop putting Israeli hostage posters on public property …
The important fact that the zoning plan that was passed at Town Meeting will ensure that Brookline is in full compliance with the MBTA Communities… Read More »RE: Town Meeting passes major rezoning plan likely to reshape Harvard Street …
I want to thank Chris for his letter to Brookline.News. I do not thank Chris because he said nice things. I thank him because he… Read More »RE: RE: Town Meeting passes major rezoning plan likely to reshape Harvard Street …
This was well-written and important to see the other side of the conflict. Thank you for this piece. Read the original article, Palestinians, Muslims say… Read More »RE: Palestinians, Muslims say they feel ‘invisible,’ ‘unwelcome’ in Brookline amid Israel conflict …
Brookline loves services, but does not want the people who provide them to live in Brookline. We have roofs overhead, they can live anywhere, but… Read More »RE: Explainer: Brookline’s MBTA Communities rezoning plan …
As reported in Brookline.News: Town Meeting has passed a major rezoning measure which is likely to reshape Harvard Street and bring hundreds of new apartments… Read More »RE: Town Meeting passes major rezoning plan likely to reshape Harvard Street …
I did not support Paul Warren in his campaign for Select Board earlier this year. So I am delighted to be writing to you and… Read More »RE: Town Meeting passes major rezoning plan likely to reshape Harvard Street …
I am sorry that Palestinians and Muslims feel scared and invisible. What happened on Oct. 7 was horrific and the perpetrators need to be held… Read More »RE: Palestinians, Muslims say they feel ‘invisible,’ ‘unwelcome’ in Brookline amid Israel conflict …
I’ve heard that some Town Meeting members are worried that the Harvard Street rezoning plan will displace local businesses. That’s an understandable concern and one… Read More »RE: After years of policy clashes, rival housing groups reach agreement on Harvard Street zoning plan …
Studios Without Walls has had the pleasure of working with Tom Brady to install site specific sculptures over the past 17 years at Riverway Park… Read More »RE: He’s no quarterback: Brookline’s Tom Brady watches the trees …
I started teaching before the advent of personal computers or the internet, so I’ve had to adapt over the years. ChatGPT and similar AI are… Read More »RE: ‘It’s the Wild West’: Brookline High administrators and teachers scramble to adapt to ChatGPT …
Superintendent Linus Guillory should be thanked for his letter to the Brookline School Community (“Supporting Our Students: How to address the Israel/Palestine Crisis.”) With humility… Read More »RE: Brookline superintendent apologizes after email on Israel that “fell short” …
The Oct. 11 issue of Brookline.News reported on the understaffed postal service and the mail delays it has caused. The people who deliver our mail… Read More »RE: Erratic mail service frustrates residents as USPS struggles to hire …
It’s crucial to address the proposed rate increase for electric vehicle (EV) charging in Brookline. Firstly, it’s important to recognize that many EV owners are… Read More »RE: New public electric vehicle chargers coming to Brookline this fall amid town’s infrastructure push …
I’m writing about the Postal Service. It’s extremely unfair that I go and I pay for something to be delivered in three days for extra… Read More »RE: Erratic mail service frustrates residents as USPS struggles to hire …
I write to you with regards to the article about the Brookline home invasion story and the pictures of the suspects. I was disappointed to… Read More »RE: Judge orders two men accused of Brookline home invasion held on bail …
Provide all children, starting at three years old, with the opportunity to attend free public school containing a curriculum of pre-reading skills, beginning math, science… Read More »RE: MCAS scores show vast racial achievement gap remains in Brookline schools …
I just want to underscore the point a letter writer made about potholes and bikes. I have been communicating with the town and the Bicycle… Read More »RE: RE: Town planning new protected bike lanes on 16 streets …
I think members of the Select Board and others who criticize the deal the town administrator and building commissioner cut with The Country Club for… Read More »RE: Town’s decision to rent properties to The Country Club raises eyebrows among Select Board, Town Meeting members …
