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Today's riddle: What did one strawberry say to the other strawberry? ๐ค (Answer below!)
1. Folan: What children bring back to school (bostonherald.com) โ Brookline families may appreciate this reflection from Dexter Southfield's Head of School on how children can carry summer's curiosity, confidence, and resilience into the classroom. The piece encourages parents to frame school as an invitation to growth, emphasizing joy in learning rather than loss of freedom as September approaches.
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2. Attorney Marc S. Alpert Indefinitely Suspended by D.C. Court of Appeals After Being Placed on Disability Inactive Status in Massachusetts (alabnews.com) โ A Brookline-based business attorney, Marc S. Alpert, has been indefinitely suspended from practicing law in Washington, D.C., after Massachusetts placed him on disability inactive status. The D.C. Court of Appeals imposed reciprocal discipline, noting Alpert did not respond to required filings, and tied any future reinstatement to his successful return to active status in Massachusetts.
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3. Pet-Friendly Independent Living: A Guide to Policies and Finding the Right Fit (usnews.com) โ Brookline readers may recognize Center Communities of Brookline, highlighted here as an example of a pet-friendly independent senior residence and the kinds of rules such communities use. The piece walks seniors through typical pet policies, costs, and legal protections, plus what to look for when touring communities so both residents and their animals can thrive.
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4. Climate Activism Groups Hold Demonstration in Needham Center (needhamlocal.org) โ Climate activists recently held a Massachusetts Elders Climate Action rally in Brookline, echoing a larger demonstration just days later in Needham Center. Organizers and residents are pressing lawmakers, including Rep. Jake Auchincloss, to prioritize climate policy as extreme heat, drought, and wildfire smoke increasingly affect local communities.
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