The Brookline Select Board will also discuss next steps with the Gateway East project, elections and budgets.
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"While we hope that the pandemic will end in the foreseeable future, we have much work to do," Heller said.
Brookline prepares to head to the polls in May, the town's former sustainability program administrator is running for a top local seat.
Sandy Gadsby has been the moderator for nearly three decades. Since at least 2000, he has run unopposed.
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The Brookline election slate is beginning to fill out, with 18 candidates pulling papers for townwide office ahead of the May election.
A task force is set to recommend that police eliminate the police beat, but have had trouble hearing from marginalized populations there.
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Bernard Greene, who was first elected to the Select Board in 2015, said he is running again this May to keep his seat.
Several members of the Brookline Select Board condemned the harassment of their colleague Raul Fernandez.
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Some lauded the school officer as a trusted adult for students, while others questioned why a social service worker couldn't fill that role.
The task force and its subcommittees are holding public meetings this week after months of research into police practices in Brookline.
The event will also include an early outlook on the town’s Fiscal Year 2022 budget as its development gets underway.
If you've ever wondered how Brookline officials create the annual budget, the town is hosting a virtual information session to explain.
Brookline Select Board member Raul Fernandez is publically urging the Supreme Judicial Court to rule against the town and his board.
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Effective December 26, most industries in Massachusetts will be subject to a 25% capacity limit.
Brookline's Health Commissioner Dr. Swannie Jett was tapped to join the Massachusetts Public Health Association's board of directors.
Neighboring communities have committed to roll back reopening protocols in an effort to curb rising coronavirus case counts.
A professional association has recognized Brookline's 2021 budget presentation as one of the best in the country.
The town's Legislature wanted to stop the town from spending money on a lawsuit that's been locked in court for years.
Here's a look at what else Brookline Town Meeting may vote on Night 5 of the Fall Town Meeting 2020.
Town Meeting member voted to study how ranked-choice voting could work, how much it might cost and what it would entail to bring it to town.
Here's a look at what else Brookline Town Meeting discussed on Night 4 of the Fall Town Meeting 2020.
They also voted to ban all gendered pronouns in its bylaws and limit the town from making NDAs a condition of some lawsuits settlements.
Here's a look at what Brookline Town Meeting tackled on Night 2 of the Fall Town Meeting 2020.
Here's a look at what Brookline Town Meeting tackled on Night 1 of the Fall Town Meeting 2020.
The town's legislative branch is set to vote on everything from use of gendered pronouns in the bylaws to new fossil fuel regulations.
The House bill as is would support for poverty services and education in Brookline and expand abortion access.
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Brookline didn't break any turnout records, but it did approve of raising taxes to buy some land.
Polls opened at 7 a.m.
After a marathon political campaign, Election Day 2020 is finally here.
Everything you need to know about voting on Election Day in Brookline for the election Nov. 3.
As communities across the country are preparing for the last day of the election, Brookline Police have a plan they say.
The Town was set to appeal a civil service decision reinstating back pay to a firefighter who claimed racism, but there were complications.
"It appears the Secretary of State's office is very pleased with our number, so far," said Town Administrator Mel Kleckner Tuesday.