Brookline Recreation Department's Harvest Fest brought live entertainment, farm stands, food trucks and family activities including inflatables and pumpkin decorating to the Brookline Golf Course on Sunday, Oct. 25.
Brookline School Committee weighs outdoor lighting limits as golf course warns of lost revenue. From our own coverage: School Committee takes up outdoor lighting limits; Affordable Olmsted Road condo accepting lottery applications.
Brookline announced an affordable housing lottery for a 3-bedroom condominium at 6 Olmsted Road, Unit 104, with applications due Nov. 13 and the lottery drawing held Nov. 23 via Zoom.
Brookline opens an affordable-housing lottery for a 3-bedroom Olmsted Road condo, with applications due Nov. 13. From our own coverage: Housing lottery opens for Olmsted Road condo.
Advocates say a statewide starter home ballot question would modestly boost Brookline's housing supply. From our own coverage: Select board weighs Pleasant Street development deal; DPW's Go Green After Halloween returns Nov. 5.
Brookline's Select Board removed the cap on its affordable housing trust fund and advanced a townwide ban on cryptocurrency kiosks. From our own coverage: Select Board reviews housing fund cap, crypto kiosk ban; Select Board weighs Pleasant Street benefits deal.
Brookline's Department of Public Works will hold its fourth annual "Go Green After Halloween" event Nov. 5 from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the West Centre Street Parking Lot, where residents can compost pumpkins and donate gently used costumes.
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 announced that fiscal year Q2 real estate and personal property tax bills, mailed Sept. 30, are due Monday, Nov. 2, and outlined several payment options.