Sam Mintz
Editor at Brookline.News
Editor at @brookline_news Get in touch: [email protected] Previously covering climate, energy and transportation in DC and Boston.
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1 week ago |
brookline.news | Sam Mintz
Brookline police are investigating after a brick marked “Free Palestine” was thrown through the window of The Butcherie, a Jewish grocery store, early on Sunday morning. Police say that at least two people wearing masks came from the direction of Coolidge Street, threw the brick through the store’s window, and fled back down Coolidge Street. The act is being investigated as a hate crime, according to the press release.
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3 weeks ago |
brookline.news | Daniel Gibbons |Sam Mintz
The Coolidge Corner Theatre received an ominous email from a government address on May 2, informing it that its National Endowment for the Arts award would be terminated at the end of the month, according to a recent post on the theater’s Instagram account. The NEA, an independent federal agency, is “the largest funder of the arts and arts education in communities nationwide,” according to a fact sheet on the agency’s website.
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3 weeks ago |
brookline.news | Sam Mintz
The owners of Brookline Lunch, a popular Middle Eastern diner in Cambridge, are planning to open a second location at the former site of the Busy Bee on Beacon Street.
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3 weeks ago |
brookline.news | Sam Mintz
A community refrigerator located in Brookline Village has been temporarily removed after the town’s health department received an uptick in complaints about its cleanliness and safety. Volunteer organizers say they are hoping to install a new, smaller version of the fridge on Station Street outside Brothers and Sisters Coffee, by the end of June.
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3 weeks ago |
brookline.news | Sam Mintz
The report published on May 20 by CliftonLarsonAllen, an auditing firm brought in to review issues with school finances in Brookline, elicited strong reactions from the community. To try to capture some of the wide range of responses and opinions, Brookline.News is publishing a collection of written pieces from community leaders and members, waiving our usual 200 word limit on letters to the editor.
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