The Town of Brookline’s Department of Public Works (DPWorks) issued its 2025 Open Space Plan in the fall of 2025. This comprehensive document provides an
Submitted by Thomas Timmons, Special Project Manager,Boston Parks and Recreation Department Alex Cassie, Conservation and Natural Resources Manager, Brookline Department of Public Works: Sustainability and Natural
Thanks to Sam Downes, Deputy Director of Engineering for the Town of Brookline, for joining the MMOC’s Water Quality Subcommittee meeting on January 28th. Sam
By Abby Oliveira, Senior Land Use and Sustainability Planner, The Longwood Collective The Longwood Collective, the chief planner and principal steward of the Longwood Medical
With the US Army Corps of Engineers’ extended monitoring period coming to a close in early November, Boston Parks and Recreation Department Special Project Manager
Members of the MMOC have noted significant damage to the Chapel Street Footbridge in Riverway Park. The collapsed stonework, perhaps caused by a vehicle operating
By Matt Eddy, MMOC Administrator Contractors for Boston Parks and Recreation Department have begun their spring cleaning of the Muddy River Parks. The photo shows
The Fenway Civic Association’s Annual Meeting on March 27th will feature Boston Parks Commissioner Liza Meyer’s presentation on the City’s new Shadow Policy. The program
By Matt Eddy, MMOC Administrator Passersby have likely noticed two fenced-in areas along the southeast side of Brookline Avenue adjacent to the Muddy River. Boston
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