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    Re-Leaf For NETA

    Jeremiah Levy, News Editor|February 5, 2020

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    Warrant Article 1-3

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    • Area residents waiting in line at the St. Paul Street Church location of the Brookline Food Pantry. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the food pantry has seen more visitors as the problem of food insecurity grows. According to Barbara Trevisan of Pine Street Inn, food insecurity and homelessness are often linked to one another.

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      Homeless support networks combat challenges of COVID-19

    • Climate organizers face winding path

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      Climate organizers face winding path

    • The racial makeup of standard and honors classes by subject. See the full data set here.

      Longform

      The persistent disparity in course leveling

    • Uprooting rape culture

      Longform

      Uprooting rape culture

    • NETA, located at 160 Washington Street, was the first marijuana dispensary to open in Brookline. The vendor will be subject to the REAF upon its implementation.

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      Responding to George Floyd together

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      Brookline Thrives and the Food Justice Club fight food insecurity

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