The CCFNA is a non-partisan, resident-led group formed to advocate for neighborhood interests. It aims to build community in-person and online; improve physical spaces; and give neighborhood residents a timely and effective voice in town government. It will help link residents to useful resources and serve as a pathway for community activism. One key element: Civility. As in, disagreeing without becoming disagreeable, and maintaining a supportive, constructive and collaborati

It's here: Community Improvement Survey And it will take just five minutes. It asks you to check off boxes indicating which aspects of neighborhood experience are on your agenda, and whether you'd like a community FAQ. Just a starting point -- please take a look!

The boundaries of the Coolidge Corner Flats Neighborhood Association encompass about 3,000 residential units from among Brookline's roughly 62,000 residents. Many other neighborhoods already have such associations, and are part of the Brookline Neighborhood Alliance. One fun fact about Brookline: It is said to be the second-most-educated town in the country. (The first is Palo Alto, CA.) More fun facts to come. What do you like best about living here? What would you most advi