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.
Brookline's Q2 real estate and personal property tax bills are due Monday, Nov. 2. From our own coverage: Q2 tax bills due Nov. 2.
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.
Amory and Warren playing fields remain closed through Monday because of wet field conditions.
Brookline launches a community shuttle study ahead of a virtual forum Oct. 21.
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.
Chestnut Hill Realty puts 56-unit Beacon Fairbanks Manor apartment building up for sale in Brookline.
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.