In its December 29th issue, the Brookline News‘ Sam Mintz provides an up-to-date report on the December 8th oil spill. As mitigation efforts and investigation into causation are ongoing, the local newspaper will likely continue its coverage. Erin Chute, Brookline’s public works commissioner, is quoted as saying that “town staff
By Matt Eddy, MMOC Administrator An estimated 100 gallons of home heating oil were released into the Muddy River around midday on Sunday, December 8,
By Matt Eddy This fall, Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) replaced six broken stormwater outfalls that deliver water from our parkways to the
By Matt Eddy On November 8, the US Army Corps of Engineers handed back almost all remaining Work Areas to local control, signaling an important
One of the nation’s most complex environmental restoration projects culminated in the construction of a durable flood risk management channel in 2017. Our Muddy is flowing again!
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