Gallery: Brookline’s first pride parade

Ella Gertner and Kris Sivakumar|June 4, 2023

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Community members, including many parents and children, decorated lanterns together on Saturday, Sept. 21 at the Coolidge Corner Library's Mid-Autumn Festival.

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Protesters flooded the sidewalk in front of the Cypress Field to voice their opinions on the controversial Warrant Article 19, a resolution which would call for a ceasefire in the Middle East and a return of all Israeli hostages.

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Without federal backing, libraries such as the Brookline Public Library may not to be offer the same resources as they did prior.

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After a decade leadership, Darby Neff-Verre prepares to retire as Coordinator of Guidance, leaving behind a legacy of support for students and staff alike.

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The Student Library Advisory Board held their end-of-year celebration in the quad with food, prizes and book-themed activities.

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Food waste is a rising and relevent problem across the world, and has also manifested in various ways within the high school and greater Brookline community.

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Students explored careers from surgery to city infrastructure through Transfer, a virtual reality program brought to BHS by Youth Connections.

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Gallery: Brookline’s first pride parade