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Coolidge Corner Theatre union gathers boycott support as contract talks continue

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Over a year after it was formed and still without a contract, the union representing workers at the Coolidge Corner Theatre is collecting signatures for a pledge drive intended to gauge public support for a potential boycott of Brookline’s cinema. The Coolidge Corner Theatre Union (CCTU) has garnered over 400 signatures since it launched the… Read More »Coolidge Corner Theatre union gathers boycott support as contract talks continue …Brookline · Brookline Read Article

MBTA Green Line C Branch construction to begin this fall, bringing ADA upgrades and major disruptions to Beacon Street

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The MBTA is slated to start construction on the Green Line C Branch as early as September. The Green Line accessibility project will elevate and widen platforms to ensure that street-level stations comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Town officials are warning of disruption to traffic, limited sidewalk access along a large stretch… Read More »MBTA Green Line C Branch construction to begin this fall, bringing ADA upgrades and m…Brookline · Brookline Read Article

Food, art and community feature at Brookline's second annual Eid Fair

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On a rainy Saturday afternoon, the smell of kebabs and samosas wafted through the air outside town hall. At Brookline’s second annual Eid Fair, locals and out-of-town visitors celebrated Eid al-Adha—-the holiday marking the end of the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca—with traditional food, music and Islamic art. Brookline Muslim Friends hosted the festival, officially sponsored… Read More »Food, art and community feature at Brookline’s second annual Eid…Brookline · Brookline Read Article

'Hate Can Still Find Its Way to Our doorstep:' Antisemitic Letter Found Inside Highland Park Mailbox Draws Huge Hazmat Response

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'It is a reminder that even in a place like Highland Park—where we strive to lead with compassion and inclusion—hate can still find its way to our doorstep,' Highland Park Mayor Nancy Rotering said in a statementPalestine · Palestine See the Story

BHS boys volleyball team wins state championship

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With every new set on Friday night, Brookline looked more and more like the state’s consensus No. 1 boys volleyball team. The Warriors’ struggles to receive Needham’s serves ended midway through the second set. Their tendency to fall behind early and give the Rockets too much of a lead stopped being a problem in the… Read More »BHS boys volleyball team wins state championship …Brookline · Brookline Read Article

Cities prepare for ‘No Kings’ rallies as Marines arrive in LA

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There are expected to be over 2,000 “No Kings” protests in all 50 states during President Donald Trump’s military paradeWorld See the Story

As Brookline considers becoming a city, what can it learn from Framingham?

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With close to 63,000 residents, Brookline is the second largest town in Massachusetts, a status some residents would like to eschew: the City Charter Campaign continues to roll along, even as they’ve pushed their goal to the 2026 ballot. But the runner-up distinction is also a relatively new one: it was only awarded to Brookline… Read More »As Brookline considers becoming a city, what can it learn from Framingham? …Brookline · Brookline Read Article

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Coolidge Corner Theatre union gathers boycott support as contract talks continue

MBTA Green Line C Branch construction to begin this fall, bringing ADA upgrades and major disruptions to Beacon Street

Food, art and community feature at Brookline's second annual Eid Fair

'Hate Can Still Find Its Way to Our doorstep:' Antisemitic Letter Found Inside Highland Park Mailbox Draws Huge Hazmat Response

BHS boys volleyball team wins state championship

Cities prepare for ‘No Kings’ rallies as Marines arrive in LA

As Brookline considers becoming a city, what can it learn from Framingham?

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