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A plan to allow denser housing along Harvard Street is controversial, but would be an important step to make the town more inclusive while also helping address the state’s housing shortage.
OPINION: Column: A social justice servant Arthur Wellington Conquest III Two weeks ago, readers of this column and citizens throughout the Greater Boston region read that the Massachusetts’ Supreme Judicial Court (SJC) handed down an embarrassingly scorching decision concerning the hideous disease of racism that’s poisoning Brookline. The SJC ruling made clear that Brookline Town Government back in 2010 had violated Black firefighter Gerald Alston’s Civil Rights – that the town, represented by members of its Select Board (SB), had been involved in and party to racism. Shortly after th...
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