Author: Anna Albrecht
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In new book, a Brookline author and professor calls out ads disguised as news
Brookline author Michelle Amazeen turns a critical eye in her new book to an increasingly common form of advertising that resembles news articles and can confuse readers. Amazeen, an associate professor of mass communication at Boston University, spoke Thursday at…
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53 Brookline residents get first $750 monthly guaranteed income payments
The first two $750 monthly payments have gone out to 53 Brookline residents enrolled in a new guaranteed income program. The Brookline Housing Authority announced the program in April with the intention of providing $250 monthly checks to low-income housing…
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Brookline’s first Michelin restaurant is Thai favorite Mahaniyom
The Michelin Guide has awarded Brookline Thai tapas restaurant Mahaniyom a coveted stamp of approval. Known for its strict restaurant reviews, Michelin is one of the world’s most celebrated food guides. It revealed its picks for the Northeast Cities Guide…
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Brookline’s first Michelin restaurant is Thai favorite Mahaniyom
The Michelin Guide has awarded Brookline Thai tapas restaurant Mahaniyom a coveted stamp of approval. Known for its strict restaurant reviews, Michelin is one of the world’s most celebrated food guides. It revealed its picks for the Northeast Cities Guide…
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Brookline’s Friends of Fairsted co-hosts screening of films exploring racism and national parks amid government shutdown
Three films delving into the intersection of institutional racism and national parks ignited conversation about suppressed and misinterpreted history Tuesday in the heart of Brookline. The Friends of Fairsted, the nonprofit partner of Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, and…
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Do Good Mondays’ at Michael’s Deli serve up more than sandwiches
Upon entering Michael’s Deli in Coolidge Corner, any customer is met with a warm greeting from the staff – oftentimes from the owner himself, Steven Pejlovich. For nearly 14 years, Pejlovich has been feeding loyal customers and newcomers a variety…
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You don’t have to go to Salem for Halloween fun. Here’s what’s happening in Boston
By Anna Albrecht Looking for a dose of Halloween magic in Boston? While Salem’s spooky history often steals the spotlight, there’s no need to travel north for some haunted fun. From eerie tours to creative parties, Boston boasts plenty of…
