This week's Town of Brookline obituary notices include one entry: Griliches, Diane, who died October 10, 2026. Her obituary, posted on Echovita, identifies her as a resident of Brookline, Massachusetts, but provides no further details regarding age, family, profession, or service arrang…
Brookline Select Board takes up Pleasant Street redevelopment deal amid questions over town revenue. From our own coverage: Select Board approves Winn affordable housing deal; Select Board approves Pleasant Street benefits deal. Also in today's brief (10 items): Former state Sen. Beryl …
Brookline joins state's high-risk list for West Nile virus as health officials urge precautions. Also in today's brief (14 items): Brookline added to West Nile high-risk list; Health department urges equity survey participation; Author Scott Kerman brings Dukakis stories to library; Gre…
The Brookline Select Board approved a memorandum of agreement with developer Nordblom Company for a 26 Pleasant Street redevelopment, backed up to $1 million a year in Community Preservation Act funding for affordable housing, and swore in a new deputy superintendent.
Fisher Hill West advisory committee asks residents to help shape future of town-owned site. Also in today's brief (7 items): Fisher Hill West panel opens community visioning workshop; State heating oil rebate opens to 50,000 households; Household hazardous waste drop-off returns Tuesday…
Brookline Soccer Club says registration remains open for its Kindergarten, 1st Grade and 2nd Grade leagues ahead of the Fall 2026 season, with no tryout required for sign-ups submitted through the club's "Assessment Request" form. Separately, at the Sept. 30 Board of Selectmen meeting, …
Brookline's Select Board lifts cap on affordable housing fund and advances a town meeting ban on cryptocurrency kiosks. From our own coverage: Select Board lifts affordable housing fund cap. Also in today's brief (8 items): Brookline girls soccer nearly upsets state champs; NBC Boston s…
Brookline schools may partner with MassBay Community College to offer high schoolers an EMT certification course. Also in today's brief (9 items): Brookline, MassBay may offer high schoolers EMT course; Foie gras ban part of wider trend, Patch says; Library branches to close Oct. 12 for…
Brookline School Committee adopted three new policies in one meeting, aligning the district with state mandates on law enforcement, seclusion and student discipline.
Brookline board scraps cap on affordable housing fund, advances crypto kiosk ban.
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