Sunshine Academy was founded by Ann and Andrew Haber. As new parents, they moved to Brookline, MA for the excellent K-12 programs. With their own young children in mind, they sought to extend that standard of excellence to early childhood … Read More
The Harold and Ronald Brown Family House will embody the sustainability values of 2Life Communities, a non-profit organization that develops affordable housing for seniors in the Greater Boston area to ensure that they can age affordably and live well. 2Life … Read More
The Brookline Teen Center (BTC) is a model for sustainability. Founded by two Brookline natives – Paul Epstein, a Brookline High School social worker, and his wife, Saskia, a non-profit director – the Teen Center offers an array of programs … Read More
Coworking spaces have grown in popularity in recent years, and the environmental community has no complaints. They are often located in central areas that allow their members to walk, bike, or use mass transit to arrive at work. Sharing a … Read More
Temple Beth Zion (TBZ) is an independent, inclusive Jewish congregation whose members of all ages are committed to each other, to joyful participatory worship, to meaningful Jewish learning, spiritual growth and acts of social justice. TBZ has long been aware … Read More
With a staff of four, Village Family Chiropractic has a large variety of patients of all ages, with a client base of around 1/3 children, 1/3 pregnant women, and 1/3 everyone else. Dr. Lisa Geiger returned to the Boston area … Read More
Longwood Towers on Chapel Street in Brookline has a rich history. Built in 1926 as Alden Park Manor, it originally served as one of the most prestigious residential hotels in the area and was home to sports legend Babe Ruth … Read More
Rifrullo Cafè in Brookline, Massachusetts recently earned 3-star Certified Green Restaurant® recognition from the Green Restaurant Association (GRA). In order to reach this sustainability milestone, Rifrullo owner Colleen Suhanosky took action in a range of different focus areas. In this … Read More
Growing up as a member of the Appalachian Mountain Club, Michael Kerstein developed an appreciation of the natural world from a young age. “When you’re in the woods and you drop your garbage on the path for somebody else to stumble … Read More