About this column:
A series of stories about people who have found their own way to make a difference in Brookline.Editor's note: To mark the end of 2010, we though we'd take a moment to recognize a few people who helped make Brookline a better community last year. But since our town is already rife with do-gooders and philanthropists, we wanted to focus some of the up-and-coming community players in Brookline, the ones who have appeared only recently on the scene and still found their own way to make a mark. Think there's somebody else we should highlight? It's not too late to write in and let us know. Have you ever met somebody with ideas so big and ill-defined that you couldn't help but doubt anything…
Editor's note: To mark the end of 2010, we though we'd take a moment to recognize a few people who have helped make Brookline a better community this year. But since our town is already rife with do-gooders and philanthropists, we wanted to focus some of the up-and-coming community players in Brookline, the ones who have appeared only recently on the scene and still found their own way to make a mark. Think there's somebody else we should highlight? It's not too late to write in and let us know. When I first interviewed Seth Barrett about his new fix-it shop two years ago, the handyman-…
