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After college, Brooklyn returned to Nashville, Tenn., where she grew up, and worked as a PR specialist and editor for a nonprofit publishing house.
A job opportunity in the Boston area brought her, along with her husband and a very playful 45-pound dog, to New England. Brooklyn is thrilled to be a part of the Patch community.
Parents routinely tell their kids to be safe around the stove, but then they hand their kids this popular item that burns six times hotter than cooking oil.
Parents routinely tell their kids to be safe around the stove, but then they hand their kids this popular item that burns six times hotter than cooking oil.
Wayland's Habitat for Humanity build is inching closer to reality. A groundbreaking Saturday marked a milestone.
Sichuan Gourmet House features authentic Sichuan dishes using fresh ingredients.
Residents should receive their first-quarter FY2014 tax bills this week.
With a month to go before papers are due, candidates are continuing to come forward for Newton's fall 2013 municipal election.
Compost, blood pressure screenings, planning and development meeting and more.
A few things you need to know on Monday, July 1, 2013, in Wayland.
Take a look at the top headlines in Wayland this week.
In lieu of flowers Barnett's family kindly requests that donations in his memory be sent to The Boston Home.
Here's a look at the top headlines in Newton this week.
Lake swimming, a concert celebration, July 4 planning and more.
The following arrest information was supplied by the Newton Police Department. It does not indicate a conviction.
A community meeting about the redevelopment of the Austin Street lot in Newtonville brought many residents and business owners to the Newton Senior Center Thursday night.
Check out trailers and showtimes for what's playing in and near Newton.
Monday night saw Wayland's Board of Selectmen making multiple committee appointments.
