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Editor at @brookline_news Get in touch: smintz@brookline.news Previously covering climate, energy and transportation in DC and Boston.
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Town officials clash over Election Day meeting, allegation of voter suppression

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By Sam Mintz Verified
| Brookline.News
In a rare public comment criticizing fellow Brookline officials, Town Clerk Ben Kaufman said that the scheduling of a Select Board meeting for next Tuesday, Sept. 1 creates an “unacceptable conflict” for voters who might be forced to choose between voting in the state’s primary election and attending the meeting. “When we think of voter suppression we think of large actions,” Kaufman told the board at its meeting on Aug. 26.
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News in brief: West Nile on the rise, no parking spots for ICE, and new Building Department leaders

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By Sam Mintz Verified
| Brookline.News
The town is warning residents to keep an eye out for mosquitos, as the state elevated Brookline’s risk of West Nile Virus to high this week. The Massachusetts Department of Public Health announced higher risk in Brookline along with Boston, Cambridge, Everett, Newton, Somerville and Watertown. “Those who are older or have compromised immune systems are especially at risk,” said state public health commissioner Robbie Goldstein.
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After debate over safety, nonprofit plans to open recovery home for mothers near Coolidge Corner

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By Sam Mintz Verified
| Brookline.News
Inside a three-story house north of Coolidge Corner last week, Victory Programs staff wandered through the empty hallways and rooms, as they envisioned ways to set up the space to house and support their clients in recovery from substance abuse. After a contentious debate last summer, the nonprofit organization finalized its $3.3 million purchase of the building at 16 Williams Street in June.
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