Brookline, United States (Local)
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By: Vivi Smilgius, Sam Mintz
VanScoyoc, 77, a retired journalist and long-time Brookline politician, was running for his third term and was the top getter in his last election in 2023. He was the only of the candidates who declined to take a position on the tax override on the ballot, which passed overwhelmingly on Tuesday night.
By: Sam Mintz, Vivi Smilgius
John VanScoyoc has been a fixture of Brookline politics for the last six years and topped the vote count last time he ran for Select Board in 2023.
By: Vivi Smilgius
With a tax override passed and sweeping cuts to the town and schools kept at bay, Brookline's leaders are turning toward big-picture financial conversations, with the Public Schools of Brookline at the center.
By: Vivi Smilgius
An interview with Superintendent Bella Wong about the election results, ongoing teacher contract negotiations, working with the School Committee and more.
By: Vivi Smilgius
Arwa Yemeni Coffee opened at 1333 Beacon St. in mid-March, as part of a chain with locations in a handful of states.
By: Vivi Smilgius
Wong reimbursed the district $84.76 for the costs of distribution and staff time, the letter states.
By: Vivi Smilgius
Associate dean Kendell Jones' job is one of about 22 being cut from the school districts' budget for next year.
By: Sam Mintz, Vivi Smilgius
During the three night annual session of Town Meeting, legislators also approved the town's budget for fiscal year 2027.
By: Vivi Smilgius
In an interview after leaving the committee, Nobrega expressed frustration about the committee’s financial oversight in recent years.
By: Vivi Smilgius
On warm days, pre-kindergarten students at the Driscoll School play under the slide on their rooftop playground, or hunker down in a sliver of shade next to the building wall.
