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Town Hall's roof construction project resumed the week of July 20 after a delayed start, town officials confirmed this week. The Brookline Public Library kicked off dated "Plant a Seed, Read" summer programming, including a Tuesday, July 28 Summer Storytime led by children's librarian L…

Brookline has adopted a 10-year Climate Action and Resiliency Plan charting a course to net-zero emissions by 2050. The town's July Town Administrator newsletter paired the announcement with updates on summer amenities, including the full reopening of the Golf Course's 18 holes and a ne…

State Rep. Tommy Vitolo heads into reelection unopposed, cementing his hold on Brookline's House seat. No challenger has filed against him, according to a Brookline.News report circulated Thursday, underscoring his entrenchment in one of the state's most politically engaged towns. Separ…

Brookline reopened the renovated Lotta Bradburn Schick Park this week, debuting a new Public Health Plaza. The July Town Administrator newsletter also flagged extreme-heat safety tips as the summer concert series and Yoga in the Park continue. All three Public Library of Brookline branc…

Brookline planning officials introduced the Toxteth-Plus Zoning Study this week, kicking off review of new development rules for that corridor. The Department of Planning & Community Development's newsletter paired the study with meeting dates for several larger projects and a summary o…