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Restoring the Past - Ridgewood Cemetery Restores a Garden Cemetery
On Thursday, May 23, the Board of Trustees of the Ridgewood Cemetery in North Andover anxiously await the return and re-installation of the Cemetery's bronze gates marking the entrance to the Cemetery for over 100 years.
Sampling the new sandwiches in town
Starting in 2012, we've seen a torrent of national chains onto the local market: numerous locations of both Potbelly Sandwich Shop and Firehouse Subs.
West Roxbury Home of the Week: 62 Brook Farm Road
This single-family ranch home at 62 Brook Farm Road in West Roxbury is listed for sale at $365,000. It has 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, and a fireplace.
Drool spotlight: UPPAbaby conquers Boston
When you sell strollers, stroller-spotting becomes a daily habit, and you notice which brands and models live in what parts of town.
Selectmen: Sting Operation Determined Fair, 15-Day Suspension Upheld
The Board of Selectmen voted against a ruling from the state alcohol commission on Tuesday, May 14, resulting in a 15-day suspension for Bay State Foods at 1418 Beacon Street.
City ban on styrofoam to pass, restaurants left unsatisfied
On Tuesday May 14, members of the Board of Aldermen met for the Committee of Legislative Matters.
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Brookline Historical Society Remembering Brookline's Civil War Dead
The following was written by Brookline Historical Society. The Brookline men who gave their lives a century and a half ago in defense of the Union will be remembered in a Civil War Sesquicentennial program on Thursday night, May 16, 2013 .
A better way to talk about guns in America
The deep civic divide over guns was the focus of a recent civil dialogue hosted by The Christian Science Monitor in partnership with the Public Conversations Project and the Mantle Project.
Where is Vinodivino Going to be Located in Needham?
In February, Vinodivino was one of the five liquor licenses approved by the Board of Selectmen .
Five Things, May 13: Book Clubs at the Brookline Booksmith
The evening will be clear with a low of 40. 2. Young Adult Book Club : Brookline Booksmith's Young Adult book group meets at 5pm on the second Monday of each month in the downstairs Writers' and Readers' Room.
Five Things, May 10: Incubator World Premier Mano-a-Monolog
The evening will be cloudy with a low of 58. 2. Puppet Showplace Theatre presents "Incubator World Premier Mano-a-Monolog" by by Andrew Periale, Perry Alley Theatre : Join us for a performance that will touch your heart and tickle your funny bone! Mano-a-Monolog is a new solo performance by Andrew Periale of the Emmy-nominated Perry Alley Theatre.
Usga Releases Of Great Moments of the U.S. Open
To celebrate the best of America's most prestigious golf championship, the United States Golf Association today announced the release of its new book, "Great Moments of the U.S. Open." Written by Ro Bert Williams , director of the USGA Museum, and Michael Trostel, the Museum's senior curator and historian, the book celebrates the accomplishments of ... (more)
7 Jobs that Make the World a Better Place
The following story was provided by AOLJobs.com By Debra Auerbach for CareerBuilder Have you ever had an itch to quit your job and instead do work that makes a real difference in the world? In honor of Earth Day on April 22, we've compiled a list of seven jobs that help people live a better life - from the buildings they work and live in, to the ... (more)
Wayward turkey smashes through window of Brookline home, escapes through the back
A wayward wild turkey made an action hero-style entrance at a Brookline house, smashing through the front window in front of a startled man and his dog.
Farmer's Market at the Centre Street West Parking Returns Next Month
The Farmer's Market will reopen their summer hours from on Thursdays June 13 until October 31.
Organic Digital Art - Primal by Ari Weinkle Depicts Living Species in Abstract Ways
A lot can be said about the digital art series titled Primal by Ari Weinkle, a graphic designer based in Brookline, Massachusetts, but the best way to do these creations justice is by simply looking at them.
Shuttered Cambridge seafood shop to be replaced with mini mall
Five years after a Brookline developer planned to turn a Cambridge fish market into a retail center, the $2 million project will finally break ground today.
exclusive tuesday preview The season of vegetable-induced stress
Farmer Chris Kurth chatted with Jan Martin, who picked up her spring share of vegetables at Siena Farms in Sudbury on Wednesday.
Eldridge This Week: Community Clean-Ups, Updated Bottle Bill, Committee Hearings
Submitted by the office of Jamie Eldridge Sen. Jamie Eldridge, D-Acton, participated in a series of committee hearings and community-based service projects last week to celebrate Earth Day, joining millions of citizens across the country answering the call to safeguard the environment for future generations.