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Brookline Officer Sean Williams helped save the life of a grocery store worker on a bus in April.

Jenna covers Brookline, Newton and Waltham. She is also the field editor for Charlestown, Chelmsford and Westford.
After graduating from Columbia Journalism School she moved to Boston in 2007 to work for The Christian Science Monitor for several years, including as Asia desk editor. She eventually made the switch to local journalism where she covered Brookline and Newton for GateHouse Media. She joined Patch in 2017. She's a runner, swimmer and loyal flip-flops fan. She knows how to throw a frisbee and has a love-hate relationship with coffee.
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Brookline Officer Sean Williams helped save the life of a grocery store worker on a bus in April.

Linos has a plan to coordinate a safe reopening and equitable recovery from COVID-19, the most pressing issue facing the district, she says.
The primary election is Sept. 1. Here's what to know about the candidates vying to replace Rep. Joe Kennedy and represent the district.
Cambridge has signed a deal to lease and fund a new temporary homeless shelter in the east wing of Spaulding Hospital-Cambridge.
Eleanor M. LeBlanc, formerly Taranto, was born in Newton but was a resident of Waltham for the past five decades.
Stazione di Federal had barely opened when the pandemic forced them to close. They reopened last month when a fire forced them closed again.
Crystal Lake reopened for regular activities this weekend after testing high for E. coli and fecal coliform.
"Working families, immigrants and people of color have been left out of the political process for too long," said Ihssane Leckey.
Anti-semitic graffiti around Westford, has prompted police to ask for the public's help.
Ivory Pearl is a seafood restaurant and oyster bar, a sister restaurant to the Blossom Bar and Baldwin Bar.
The Newton City Seal was created 155 years ago. A lot has changed since 1865 so the mayor is asking a group to look into it.
The city council approved two raises for the police department unions totaling nearly $1 million, despite pushback from two city councilors.
"With hard work and creativity you can build the common ground ... to deliver programs for economic and social justice," said Zannetos.
Officials have confirmed that there is toxic blue-green algae in the Charles River near Waltham, Newton and Weston.
Now Brookline is asking anyone who got their mail-in ballot already to double check to make sure it's for the right party.
High levels of E. coli and fecal coliform bacteria, prompted the city to issue an alert. People and pets should stay out of the water.
The body of water that is Nabnasset is will be closed to be treated for algae Aug. 10.
Brookline's Jesse Mermell describes her campaign as "bold, progressive leadership."
The League of Women Voters of Newton, Waltham and Watertown are hosting a candidate forum to highlight the two candidates running.
On June 13 a woman walked her dog at the Ridge Complex on Ridge Lane when she came back a man had gotten into her apartment she told police.