Brookline's Department of Public Works will hold its fourth annual Go Green After Halloween event Thursday, Nov. 5, from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m., for residents to recycle costumes and pumpkins. From our own coverage: Town details options for paying Q2 tax bills.
Brookline Youth Hockey's travel program notched two wins last week, with Bantam A beating Medford 5-3 at LoConte Memorial Ice Rink and Midget B defeating Hyde Park Midget - Fall 3 by a 7-3 score.
This week's Brookline obituary roundup contains one qualifying notice: Roddy, Carol A. (Zoehler), 89, of Brookline, who died October 17, 2026, according to matching listings on Legacy.com and Echovita.
Brookline School Committee voted 5-4 to back two Town Meeting warrant articles creating new outdoor lighting restrictions. Members Jesse Hefter and Suzanne Federspiel supported the articles; Sarah Moghtader, Danna Perry and Bob Weintraub opposed.
A travel lane on Hammond Pond Parkway disappears as a roadway project moves forward. Also in today's brief (11 items): Hammond Pond Parkway loses a travel lane; Senior Center holds office hours at Putterham; Library hosts singalong Wednesday; English learners meet for conversation group.
Brookline Youth Hockey's schedule this week sent teams from Mite through Midget, plus its Girls 10U-18U squads, to rinks across the region, with listed matchups against opponents including Framingham, Westwood, Charlestown, Lexington/Bedford, Belmont, South Boston, Jr. Falcons and Dorchester.