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Retired engineer turns search for Brookline's ‘lost mill’ into fictional tale
Brookline -About five years ago, Brendan Donovan decided to take his research of a mill — the Lost and Forgotten Mill, as he calls it — in a new direction. Instead of piecing history together from land deeds and outdated maps, Donovan began inventing a life for the mill, complete with characters borrowed from Brookline’s real-life history.
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At the libraries: Nov. 27-Dec. 11
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Access our online electronic resources and unlock a treasure trove of information with your library card! Interested in learning more about the historic election of Barack Obama? Then the library’s subscription to the online electronic resource, Oxford African American Studies Center, will answer your questions.
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Brookline residents to play with youth orchestras
Brookline -Six Brookline residents will perform with the Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras in two separate concerts on Sunday, Nov. 16, at the Tsai Performance Center at Boston University.
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Brookline residents head back to Nicaragua to present public health study
Brookline -Sarah Johnson and Peter Stringham, members of the Brookline Sister City Health Committee, and Carol Caro, president of the Brookline-Quezalguaque Project, will return to Nicaragua this December to report on a study of chronic kidney disease to the town of Quezalguaque, to the local health officials in Leon and to the Ministry of Health in Managua.
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Brookline still paying summer’s sky-high gas prices
Brookline -You may be shouting for joy every time you hit the pumps, but the town of Brookline is still living in a world of sky-high gas prices.
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Lawmakers approve borrow for environmental projects
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Brookline Gas station fraud case dismissed
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Article widens Brookline fire chief searches
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Large family day cares allowed in Brookline
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Opinion: Police cameras in neighborhoods: Serious questions need answers
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Man mugged in Brookline by masked attackers
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Brookline re-zoning plan shot down
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Pike board schedules 4 hearings on toll plan
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21st Century Fund gala raises $400,000, despite economic woes
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Crime watch: Nov. 10-14
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