Brookline Morning Brief, Nov. 5: Nine-day Green Line shutdown ahead
Patch reports a nine-day Green Line shutdown will change how Brookline residents get around.
Patch reports a nine-day Green Line shutdown will change how Brookline residents get around.
Obituary notices for the week of Oct. 26 to Nov. 1. From our own coverage: Obituary notices for the week of Oct. 26 to Nov. 1; Library plans Indigenous beading program for kids.
Library hosts free Indigenous beading program Nov. 18. From our own coverage: Library hosts free Indigenous beading program Nov. 18; Senior Center plans craft fair and rummage sale.
Educators rallied outside the Ridley School as contract talks with Brookline schools continued. Also in today's brief (17 items): Educators rally amid contract talks; Brookline school enrollment keeps falling; Schools end lice warnings to parents; Scientist turned thriller writer profiled.
Puppet show, trick-or-treating and overnight horror marathon mark Halloween across Brookline this weekend.
Brookline Select Board advances Pleasant Street zoning overlay, rejecting call for yearlong study. From our own coverage: Select Board weighs Pleasant Street rezoning study delay.
Early voting at Brookline Town Hall closes Friday ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
Brookline scraps its search for a cemetery caretaker after a flood of applicant interest.
The Brookline School Committee heard but did not vote on the future of WISP, the ninth-grade social studies course, after the department recommended keeping it unchanged.
Harvest Fest fun, hockey teams play full slate. From our own coverage: Harvest Fest fun, hockey teams play full slate.
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