Sam Mintz is the Founding Editor at RTO Insider LLC. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, government and politics, as well as regional and world news, with a particular focus on public policy and elections. Mintz's work has been featured in notable publications such as Ultiworld, Nieman Journalism Lab, and Streetsblog USA.
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Sam Mintz primarily focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation. His articles often cover topics related to local news, town meetings, housing issues, and the Israel conflict.
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One of the top deputies to Brookline police chief Jennifer Paster has been tapped for the role of chief of police in Westwood.
What sold in the first half of July? 38 homes ranging from a $405,000 condo in Brookline village to a $4.07 million two-family on Centre Street north of Coolidge Corner.
By: Sam Mintz
Brookline is in danger of losing some federal affordable house funds if the town doesn't make progress building new housing.
A home healthcare company is planning to take over a long-abandoned storefront on High Street just south of Brookline Village.
On Wednesday, Brookline News and Brookline Interactive Group interviewed Jason Poulos, a candidate for Congress in the Massachusetts 4th District.
By: Sam Mintz
Three Brookline restaurants are participating in Dine Out Boston 2026 , offering prix fixe menus for lunch and dinner over the next two weeks.
On Wednesday, Brookline.News and Brookline Interactive Group interviewed Jason Poulos, a candidate for Congress in the Massachusetts 4th District. The even
By: Sam Mintz
Body camera footage obtained by Brookline News shows the first extended, documented encounter between Brookline Police and federal immigration agents
Brookline's real estate market slows down in summer: the second of half of July saw just 20 homes sold here, ranging from a $565,000 condo on Garrison Road near Washington Square to a $5.35 million single-family on Middlesex Road in Chestnut Hill.
Brookline News is publishing the latest emails from the Town Meeting Members Association listserv, which were obtained as part of an ongoing public records request.
