Author: Jonathan Phillips

Greetings Everyone, and Happy New Year!  At Brookline for Everyone, we had a busy and successful 2024, with lots more on our agenda for 2025.  Our Work and Successes in 2024  Spring Election: In the Spring Election last May, we endorsed 63 candidates for Town Meeting across 16 of 17 precincts, of which 45 won (69%), including 23 of 24…

Thanks to everyone who came out on Monday for the Brookline for Everyone Holiday Party! We had a great group of folks come out to the United Parish Church to recognize our amazing volunteers who spread the word on pro-housing initiatives, talk to voters, and help elect new Town Meeting Members willing to fight the battles to legalize more homes…

Come Celebrate With Brookline for Everyone! Brookline for Everyone will be celebrating the holiday season with our annual gathering on the evening of Monday, December 16th from 5:30-7:30pm. Friends, family, and neighbors are welcome! Info and RSVP here. 2024 has had quite a few ups-and-downs, but what better way to leave the year behind than reflect on the year, discuss…

The business of Brookline government revs up for a short while between Thanksgiving and the December holidays. Most important, work on the Comprehensive Plan resumes after Town Meeting handed it responsibility for possible zoning changes to permit more housing. But First, Come Celebrate at B4E’s 2024 Holiday Party Brookline for Everyone will be celebrating the holiday season with our annual…

We hope folks enjoyed time with family and friends over the Thanksgiving holiday, and want to recognize the Massachusett, Wampanoag and Nipmuc peoples, who called our community home before us. Join us for our 2024 Holiday Party! Brookline for Everyone will be celebrating the holiday season with our annual gathering on the evening of Monday, December 16th from 5:30-7:30pm. Friends,…

Brookline’s Fall Town Meeting adjourned late Thursday evening. We're thrilled that Warrant Articles 8 and 15 passed, which will create much-needed homes. However, we are disappointed that Article 9 narrowly failed, as it would have created modest homes while helping current residents age in place. Read on for a recap, and then RSVP for our holiday party! What happened on…