aaaah this crabby missive really nails the "obstinate town grumps ruin great [project/investment/idea/thing] for brookline" vibe brookline.news/re-a-high-end-…

top priorities for joe appoint 38 new supreme court justices install home alone style traps throughout west wing

in classic brookline fashion tonight... town meeting voted to refer (rather than passing) a modest zoning change that had been well-researched, vetted, and voted on favorably by multiple boards of experts, out of unsubstantiated fears of teardowns we must do better

when the TSP treats the schools as equal (instead of the priority), we are making a choice to weaken our education system during deficit years this is the wrong choice

what if it wasn't the DEI initiatives from 2017 after all

town hero of the week brookline.news/re-brookline-r…

proud to endorse Michael Rubenstein for Select Board! among many other reasons, he's the only candidate who voted in favor of Brookline's mbta communities act compliance (and even led the Yes! In Brookline campaign that supported it)

wen open harvard street Brookline Transportation & Engineering Division

it is time to build the building in the gravel pit in Coolidge Corner it is time to build apartments instead of keeping massive surface parking lots

as we creep up on the May election, I would like to propose brookline's grumps may choose one (*but not both!) of opposing property tax overrides OR reflexively opposing all construction projects sorry but we cannot afford to have it both ways

it's saturday April 11, the election is May 5, and John VanScoyoc has still not told us how he will vote on the override 🤷

very cheeky. I am not saying you are required by law to tell us how you will vote but you are a public servant, and this is a crucial policy position that should inform people's own votes are you supporting it or not