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On the article Hanukkah 2012 in Brookline
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On the article What's Open, Closed on Thanksgiving in Brookline
Michael & Nomi Burstein
9:19 am on Thursday, November 22, 2012
ReplyHere's an announcement from Public Works. You ought to update the article:
https://www.facebook.com/BrooklineDPW/posts/493700880663932 -
On the article What's Open, Closed on Thanksgiving in Brookline
Michael & Nomi Burstein
8:14 am on Thursday, November 22, 2012
ReplyTrash and recycling in Brookline are actually pushed a day. If your normal pickup is Thursday, this week it's now Friday, and if it was Friday, this week it's now Saturday.
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On the article What's Closed for Veterans Day in Brookline?
Michael & Nomi Burstein
1:05 pm on Monday, November 12, 2012
ReplyThe Public Library of Brookline is closed as well.
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On the article Awkward After-Work Drinks with The Onion
Michael & Nomi Burstein
10:39 am on Thursday, August 16, 2012
ReplyI remember once seeing the comedian John Hodgman call out Brookline on The Daily Show, which took me by surprise. Then I discovered that he had grown up in Brookline, and it all made sense.
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On the article Five Things You Need to Know Today: August 1
Michael & Nomi Burstein
10:32 am on Wednesday, August 1, 2012
ReplyWe're looking forward to hearing Charles Yu speak tonight.
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On the article You Say Potato, I Say...Delicious
Michael & Nomi Burstein
12:26 pm on Friday, July 27, 2012
ReplyNomi made this recipe two weeks ago, on the day the column ran, and the potato salad was delicious.
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On the article Frank to Pick Up More Norfolk County Towns in New Maps
Michael & Nomi Burstein
10:23 am on Tuesday, November 8, 2011
ReplyFor Brookline residents, the other important question is what happens to our state government districts. From what I can gather, Brookline will continue to be represented by the same four state representatives and the same state senator.
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On the article A Look At the Life of Nobel Laureate Norman F. Ramsey
Michael & Nomi Burstein
8:51 am on Tuesday, November 8, 2011
There's quite a few people living in Brookline who are important and well-known in their fields but who would be unrecognizable if you saw them on the street. As it is, my background is in Physics so I've been aware of Ramsay and his work for a long time. It's sad to see him gone.
-- Michael
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On the article A Look At the Life of Nobel Laureate Norman F. Ramsey
Michael & Nomi Burstein
11:00 pm on Monday, November 7, 2011
ReplyThank you for covering this. Ramsay was a very important person in the history of modern Physics.
Michael & Nomi Burstein
1:21 pm on Friday, December 7, 2012
Folks might enjoy re-reading our column about the holiday from last year:
http://brookline.patch.com/articles/not-even-eight-is-enough