The Brookline Chamber of Commerce board endorses a “no” vote on question 5 this November. We agree with the sentiments of Governor Healey, many local mayors, and the majority of servers and bartenders throughout the state who have endorsed a … Read More
Photo by Leise Jones Photography. David Gladstone, Brookline Chamber of Commerce Board President, had the vision for creating a technical assistance workshop series. Chamber staff established the menu of classes to meet the needs of local businesses in the “new … Read More
Peter Win: Brookline Booksmith Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Peter Win, from Brookline Booksmith, hasbeen able to sell books online and provide his customers with their favorite reads fromhome. The biggest lesson Peter Win has learnt from COVID-19 is that both … Read More
Article written by: Zoe Tseng The Brookline Music School, which has been around since 1924, offers both private and group music lessons for all ages. Right now their building is closed, but students can still take classes remotely through Zoom … Read More
Article written by: Nina Rogers From humble beginnings in 2014 to becoming the prospering small business it is today, Creative Wellness Strategies, located in the heart of Coolidge Corner, has provided Brookline residents with much needed relaxation through massage therapy, … Read More
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Article written by: Zoe Tseng Lisa’s Hands of Time Personal Concierge and Errand Service assists the community through shopping, organizing, researching, event planning and wait services– you can check out her website for a comprehensive list. President and Chief Concierge … Read More
Article written by: Nina Rogers Madeline Fine, the owner of finecreationsjewelry, has been making jewelry for the past 40 years. Due to the COVID-19 crisis, finecreationsjewelry’s physical store is currently closed, but you can continue to support the business through … Read More
Article written by: Zoe Tseng Early Risers is a childcare center for children aged from eight weeks to six years. Although they are a non-essential business and are closed, owners Teresa Greenberg and Jason Greenberg urge everyone to appeal to … Read More