Hello Everyone, Did You Know Did you know that the Boston Creates full cultural plan can be found online at http://plan.bostoncreates.org? A list of initiatives tied to the City’s launch of the cultural plan can be found here, designed to start Boston on the path to achieving the goals outline in the cultural plan. Did you know that the Age-Friendly Boston Initiative report is available in full on Age-Friendly Boston's blog: https://agefriendlyboston.files.wordpress.com/2016/06/afb-report_6-15.pdf? Did you know that the deadline has been extended by one week for Go Boston 2030 survey participation? The last day to select future projects and policies is now Friday, June 24. People can complete the survey online in English, Spanish, and Chinese or pick up ballots from all Boston Public Library branches, BCYF community centers, and BTD's offices at City Hall. Did you know that ongoing events at the Harvard Ed Portal include: Learning Circle: Design Your Career, Jobseekers Drop-In Group, Community Call: Teens Making a Difference, Homework Help, More to Love Yoga, Beyond Beginner Yoga, Family Nurturing Center Weekly Playgroups? Checkout their Events Calendar for detail and registration information. www.edportal.harvard.edu/calendar/upcoming Did you know that the Boston College Neighborhood Center Newsletter, Spring 2016 is available online? http://us7.campaignarchive1.com/?u=57393f4c1f45d0669600bf308&id=ab3f17eaf2&e=a34c4f6e2e Did you know that the bi-monthly Senior Spotlight newsletter (May and June 2016) of the Veronica B Smith Multi-Service Senior Center is available online? http://content.seekandfind.com/bulletins/06/5070/20160501N.pdf Articles None Thank You To Those Who Attended The Allston-Brighton Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #669 is 95 years old. Every year they present a prayer service at Evergreen Cemetery in remembrance of our veterans. The VFW is pleased that this prayer service is so well attended and is happy to donate refreshments and flags for all who attend. We especially would like to thank Monsignor James Moroney for an inspirational prayer service. Also the dedicated people in attendance, despite the weather who came to pray for our veterans. – Ann LaRosee (Friends of Veterans) Real Estate Transactions of Interest

16 & 18 Holton St, Allston; 05/25/2016; $1,456,612 (Two 1-Family Residences) 16 Nonantum St, Brighton; 05/24/2016; $1,050,000 (3-Family Residence) 88 Parsons St, Brighton; 06/01/2016; $1,150,000 (Apartment Bldg – 4-8 Units) 1650 Commonwealth Ave, Brighton; 06/01/2016; $5,300,000 (Commercial Devlpble Land) Ongoing Programs CRIMESTOPPERS To report a crime anonymously: Call 1-800-494-TIPS, or text the word “TIP” to CRIME (27463) (messaging and data rates may apply) 2015 Boston Gun Buyback Program Monday through Friday, 9:00 am - 4:00 am Residents may drop off their working firearms and receive a $200 Visa gift card. Those who do not wish to deliver the firearms during those hours or at the station can call and arrange a pickup. Boston Police Dept D-14 301 Washington St, Brighton For more information, call 617-343-4260 www.bpdnews.com/district-d-14 “What’s In Your Medicine Cabinet?” Turn in your unused or expired medication for safe disposal at the medical collection kiosk in the lobby of Boston Police Dept D-14 301 Washington St, Brighton Disposal is free, anonymous and is available 24/7 Car Seat Installation Boston Police Department District 14 Free, by appointment only! Boston Police Department D-14 Community Service Office 301 Washington St, Brighton 617-343-4376 Ongoing Events WGBH One Guest St, Brighton 617-300-5400 Check out the hottest events around town and at our studios. All ticket purchases support WGBH http://www.wgbh.org/events/ Vets to Vets Support Group By Vets For Vets

UMass Boston, Brighton Marine Health Center Vets to Vets group meetings are held every 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month on campus at 7:00 pm. UMass Boston in collaboration with Brighton Marine Health Center invites you to a Veterans Support Discussion Group, a safe and confidential space to discuss challenges and opportunities with other local veterans. Brighton Marine Health Center 77 Warren St, Brighton For more information please contact Cary Rothenburger, M.Ed, LSCW at (617) 610-4145 or [email protected] Art Exhibition: “Happy Birthday Venus!” Harvard Ed Portal Thursday, June 2, 2016 – Thursday, June 30, 2016 Stop by the Harvard Ed Portal as we celebrate our very first exhibition of public art! North Allston-based artist Konstantin Simun has been called, “one of New England’s most respected sculptors, and a cultural treasure of both the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the City of Boston.” His work has appeared at the DeCordova Museum in Lincoln, in national museums across his native Russia, and now at the Harvard Ed Portal – both indoors and out! Konstantin Simun’s 1966 monument The Broken Ring, near St. Petersburg, Russia is acknowledged as one of the most significant memorials of World War II anywhere. More locally, his memorial to the puppeteer I. Fokin, called DooDoo, was installed in Harvard Square in 2001. His playful, thoughtful body of work uses mixed media to make sense of the world around him. Harvard Ed Portal 224 Western Ave, Allston Temptation of the Mind and Body Unbound Visual Arts Exhibition: June 3 – July 22, 2016 The Harvard Ed Portal’s Crossings Gallery is proud to present Unbound Visual Arts’ (UVA) exhibition Temptation of the Mind and Body, inspired by the art/science theme that runs through much of the Ed Portal’s programming. UVA is a local non-profit art organization that enriches the community with educational exhibitions and programs. Curator Kayla Spafford has selected works exploring the science and psychology of temptation and how it manifests in everyday life. Featuring work from seven UVA artists, Joanne Desmond, Amy Kelly, Pauline Lim, Joan Mullen, Alexandra Rozenman, Ruth Segaloff, and Nohelia Vargas in media such as sculpture and painting, Temptations of the Mind and Body is sure to captivate, and maybe even provoke, the viewer. Harvard Ed Portal Art Gallery 224 Western Ave, Allston Freedom Exhibition Unbound Visual Arts Thursday, June 16, 2016 – Sunday, July 31, 2016

This exhibition is about our personal and community efforts to achieve freedom. Fifteen artists are represented. Honan-Allston Branch Library 300 N Harvard St, Allston Oak Square Farmers’ Market Presentation School Foundation Community Center, Allston Brighton Health Collaborative, ABCD, Brighton Main Streets With generous support from: Franciscan Children’s & St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center Join us Wednesdays, 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm, June – October Fresh vegetables, Eggs, Meats, Honey, Coffee, Pottery, Yarns and fibers, Health resources, Arts and music, and more coming!! Accepting SNAP/EBT, Bounty Bucks, WIC, Senior coupons, Food prescriptions Presentation School Foundation 640 Washington St, Brighton (Rear parking lot) Farmers' Market at the Harvard Ed Portal Fridays, June 24 - October 28 except July 3, 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm The Farmers' Market at the Harvard Ed Portal will feature a wide variety of fresh, locally grown produce and specialty products. Come enjoy the variety of products and a relaxing afternoon with live music. Visit City Hall To Go on the third Friday of each month, or drop off your residential compost. The market is located in front of the Harvard Ed Portal at 224 Western Avenue in Allston. The market's regular vendors include White Rabbit Farm, Zero Mile Farm, Belmont Acres Farm, and Chrissy's Crumble granola. Part-time vendors include Omega Oil Healthy Cooking Blends and Caroline's Kitchen jams, baked goods, and cooking stocks. Every Friday the market features raffle prizes, coupons, and more. Sign up for the Ed Portal’s email newsletter for information about weekly offerings and programs taking place at the market. The market accepts SNAP/EBT cards, WIC coupons, Boston Bounty Bucks, Senior Coupons and credit cards. Events Boston Water & Sewer Commission A Boston Water and Sewer Community Services Department representative will be available: 2016 Site Visits Jul-Dec Schedule TBD Come meet with Boston Water and Sewer staff in your neighborhood and learn how to properly dispose of FOG (Fats, Oils, and Grease). You can also pay your water bill with a check or money order, talk about billing or service problems, and more. Allston/Brighton APAC 143 Harvard Ave, Allston Allston/Brighton Construction Projects: http://bwsc.org/PROJECTS/Construction/lookup/lookup.asp?NBHood=ALBR Boston Ward 21 Democratic Committee Monday June 20, 2016, 6:30 pm – 7:45 pm Brighton Branch Library

40 Academy Hill Rd, Brighton AGENDA I. GUEST SPEAKERS – 50 min. a. Candidate for Suffolk Register of Deeds Primary Election on Thursday, September 8 i. Katie Forde, http://katieforde.com – 10 min. b. Candidates for Suffolk County Sheriff Primary Election on Thursday, September 8 i. Sheriff Steve Tompkins, incumbent, http://www.votestevetompkins.com/ - 10 min. ii. Alexander Rhalimi, http://www.alexanderforsheriff.com/ - 10 min. c. Keri Lorenzo of Families for Excellent Schools– 20 min. II. INTRODUCTIONS - 5 min. a. General Information b. Roll Call & Review of Minutes III. OUTREACH – 20 min. a. Updates from Treasurer, Communications Director, & Outreach Advisor b. Summer Social – August 2016 c. Upcoming local/community events from Anthony D’Isidoro Community Email Boston Zoning Board of Appeal (ZBA) Tuesday, June 21, 2016 9:30 am – Hearings BOA579824 85-87 Adamson St (Ward 22); Alpine Advisory Services BOA586810 320 Washington St (Ward 22); Jeffrey Drago Recommendations BOA586709 79R Union St (Ward 22); Anna McGinness

Room 801, 8th Floor Boston City Hall Boston Licensing Board Violations Tuesday, June 21, 2016 @ 10:00 am TPN Corp., D/B/A The Puritan 328 Washington St, Brighton License # LB-145480, Notice/Violation#: NU002, Category: CV7ALN 05/20/2016 Non-Use of License in violation of G.L. c. 138 s. 77. Room 809A, 8th Floor Boston City Hall CommonWheels Open Shop – Allston Tuesday, June 21, 2016, 4:30 pm – 7:00 pm A free, DIY, bike-maintenance skillshare. They provide the tools and guidance needed to keep your bike working so you can keep riding. Our goal isn’t to fix your bike and send you on your way, it’s to help you fix your own bike. Open Shop is also a great chance to hang out with your fellow Boston cyclists, trade stories of biking adventures, and share your own knowledge. The Grove Corner of Western Ave & N Harvard St, Allston http://www.commonwheels.org/ Allston Brighton Substance Abuse Task Force Inaugural Fundraiser Tuesday, June 21, 2016, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Honoring Deirdre Houtmeyers, President & CEO St. Mary's Center for Women and Children Invited Guest: The Honorable Mayor Martin J Walsh Guest Speaker: Police Commissioner William B Evans To purchase tickets or provide sponsorship online, please visit: www.abdrugfree.org for more information Brighton Marine Health Center 77 Warren St, Brighton The event will be held in the gazebo garden of Brighton Marine Health Center Boston College Task Force Meeting & Neighborhood Improvement Fund Information Session Boston Redevelopment Authority Tuesday, June 21, 2016, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Boston College Task Force Meeting and Information Session on the Boston College Neighborhood Improvement Fund, a $2.53 million fund for public realm improvements on public property in Brighton. Application available through link: Boston College Neighborhood Improvement Fund Application 2016 Cover Sheet (PDF 97KB) Boston College Neighborhood Improvement Fund Application 2016 Information and Guidelines (PDF 223KB) Brighton Marine Health Center

77 Warren St, Brighton Author Talk: Michael Harvey Faneuil Branch Library Tuesday, June 21, 2016, 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Join us as we welcome Brighton born. Michael Harvey, mystery author, investigative reporter, documentary producer and co-creator, producer and executive producer of A&E’s groundbreaking forensic series, Cold Case Files for a talk about his latest novel, "Brighton". "A gritty and suspenseful Boston thriller for fans of Dennis Lehane and The Departed." "An extraordinary thriller—gripping, haunting, and marvelously told—about two friends growing up in a rapidly changing Boston, who must face the sins of their past in the midst of a series of brutal murders." “You came back here to bury your past. . . . Thing is, you gotta kill it first.” Faneuil Branch Library 419 Faneuil St, Brighton Chestnut Hill Reservation Community Meeting Friends of Chestnut Hill Reservation Tuesday, June 21, 2016, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Neighborhood residents who are interested in matters concerning the Chestnut Hill Reservoir Park will have an opportunity to meet and interact with DCR representatives – Marti Rudi, DCR Boston Region District Manager & Lisa Barstow, DCR Director of Community Relations. The June 21 meeting will be our first in-person interaction with Marti, Lisa, and other DCR staff that may be accompanying them. Therefore we would like to ensure that the meeting is productive, informative, and pleasant for everyone. It was agreed that a list of questions, comments, and ideas that community members wish to pose to DCR will be forwarded to Marti and Lisa a few days before the meeting — to make it possible for them to research the topics and provide accurate answers in the meeting. Please email your questions/comments/ideas to the following email address: [email protected] Additionally, we would appreciate if those who are planning to attend the meeting sent us their RSVP (also to [email protected] ), just so we know how many people will be attending Waterworks Museum Community Room Boston Licensing Board Petitions Wednesday, June 22, 2016 @ 10:00 am Brookline Liquors Mart, Inc., D/B/A Brookline Liquors Market 1354 Commonwealth Ave, Allston License # LB-101958 Holder of a Retail Package Store All Alcoholic Beverages License has petitioned for new stockholder/officer/director and transfer of stock. Lastly, has petitioned to change the manager of the licensed business – From: Lisa Miller Ryan To: Shaul Jason Katz. Attorney: Eric Bolanger

Room 809A, 8th Floor Boston City Hall Reading Readiness with Jean Schwartz Brighton Branch Library Wednesday, June 22, 2016, 10:30 am – 11:15 am Join us for a fun-filled musical program with music by Jean Schwartz. Her audiences are always encouraged to participate, whether singing along or shaking out their sillies. Brighton Branch Library 40 Academy Hill Rd, Brighton (617) 782-6032 City Hall To Go Many people need a personal interaction to get direct services, ask a question or get information, so Boston is taking City Hall to them. Wednesday, June 22, 3:30 pm – 6:30 pm YMCA Oak Square, 615 Washington St, Brighton Schedule subject to change. Follow us on twitter @CityHalltoGo or call 617-635-4500 http://www.cityofboston.gov/cityhalltogo/default.asp CommonWheels Open Shop – Oak Square Farmers Market Wednesday, June 22, 2016, 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm A free, DIY, bike-maintenance skillshare. They provide the tools and guidance needed to keep your bike working so you can keep riding. Our goal isn’t to fix your bike and send you on your way, it’s to help you fix your own bike. Open Shop is also a great chance to hang out with your fellow Boston cyclists, trade stories of biking adventures, and share your own knowledge. Presentation School Foundation 640 Washington St, Brighton (Rear parking lot) http://www.commonwheels.org/ Curator and Artist Talk: “Temptation of the Mind and Body” Unbound Visual Arts Wednesday, June 22, 2016, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm The Harvard Ed Portal’s Crossings Gallery is proud to present Unbound Visual Arts’ (UVA) exhibition Temptation of the Mind and Body, inspired by the art/science theme that runs through much of the Ed Portal’s programming. UVA is a local non-profit art organization that enriches the community with educational exhibitions and programs. Curator Kayla Spafford has selected works exploring the science and psychology of temptation and how it manifests in everyday life. Featuring work from seven UVA artists, Joanne Desmond, Amy Kelly, Pauline Lim, Joan Mullen, Alexandra Rozenman, Ruth Segaloff, and Nohelia Vargas in media such as sculpture and painting, Temptation of the Mind and Body is sure to captivate, and maybe even provoke, the viewer. On June 22, the Crossings Gallery will host Spafford, Mullen, Rozenman, and Desmond for a Curator & Artist Talk. They'll be on hand to answer your questions! Attendees will get an insider’s look at what goes into making an exhibition come to life. Harvard Ed Portal

224 Western Ave, Allston BNN Community Radio Programming Public Meeting Wednesday, June 22, 2016, 6:30 pm -8:00 pm Public meeting for the community to discuss a new low-power FM (LPFM) radio station for Boston that will go on-air in June of this year. Broadcasting on 102.9 FM under the call sign WBCA, the station will be programmed and operated by Boston Neighborhood Network (BNN) as a community radio station. Link to Job Description for WBCA Station Manager Jackson/Mann K-8 School 40 Armington St, Allston A Playbook for Innovation and Small Business Growth Karen Gordon Mills Thursday, June 23, 2016, 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm Karen Gordon Mills served in President Barack Obama's cabinet as the Administrator of the U.S. Small Business Administration from 2009 until August 2013. She is currently a Senior Fellow at the Harvard Business School and at the Mossavar-Rahmani Center for Business and Government at the Harvard Kennedy School focusing on U.S. Competitiveness, entrepreneurship and innovation. Harvard Ed Portal 224 Western Ave, Allston Brighton Sounds: Concerts in the Park Brighton Main Streets Thursday, June 23, 2016, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Join us for music in the park kicking off the Brighton Sounds FREE summer concert series. Renown Boston band B3 Kings, along with electrifying guitarist Johnny Trama, will bring their dynamic blend of modern soul, jazz, and funk to the stage. Ride your bike and get some maintenance advice from CommonWheels. Brighton Common 24 Chestnut Hill Ave across from the Courthouse Boston Veterans Advisory Council Allston Brighton (District 9) Meeting Thursday, June 23, 2016 @7:00 pm Corrib Pub in Brighton Center The objective of the council is to establish a real voice for veterans in every neighborhood and move forward to enhance the status and quality of life of Boston veterans and their families. The Council will increase dialogue among the younger veteran population to evaluate access and delivery of benefits, and make assessments of the challenges veterans may face during their transition to life at home. If you are a veteran living in Allston Brighton and want to be a member, please email: [email protected] Business Writing Class

Ken Mirvis (The Writing Company, Watertown) Friday, June 24, 2016, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Every successful business person must also be a writer. The words we use to portray ourselves and our businesses can make – or break – us. But many business owners have never received any formal training how to be an effective and efficient writer. The Harvard Ed Portal is offering a free, one-morning business writing class to local business owners and their staff. Join Ken Mirvis of The Writing Company in Watertown, who has been teaching business writing workshops since 1985, and business writing to the Harvard community since 1997. Mirvis will focus on everyday issues such as planning, working with others, sounding professional and managing time. Click the link to register for this upcoming free class: http://bit.ly/1reDWTD Harvard Ed Portal 224 Western Ave, Allston Ready! Set! Sing! Brighton Branch Library Saturday, June 25, 2016, 10:30 am – 11:15 am Children don’t have to be old enough to read in order to participate in the library’s On Your Mark, Get Set ... READ! Summer Reading program. Preschoolers and young children are invited to join us as early childhood educator and songwriter Scott Kepnes presents READY! SET! SING! Brighton Branch Library 40 Academy Hill Rd, Brighton (617) 782-6032 19th Annual Taste of Allston Allston Village Main Streets Saturday, June 25, 2016, 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm Join us for the 19th Annual Taste of Allston - the best event of the year! With around 20 restaurants participating, you are certain to enjoy many yummy treats on a beautiful summer day. There will be live music, lawn games, and plenty of family-friendly fun, so bring the whole crowd! This is an indoor/outdoor venue, so the event is held rain or shine. Free parking is available and the site is located right at a bus stop for the #66 and #86 buses. bike racks and a free bike valet are also available at the venue. All proceeds benefit Allston Village Main Streets, a non-profit revitalization effort. Tickets: $25 in advance/$30 at the door Kids 10 and under enter FREE Ticket purchase comes with one drink ticket (for those 21 or over) Tickets available: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/19th-annual-taste-of-allston-tickets25795923301 Murr Center 65 N Harvard St, Allston CommonWheels Musical Mystery Bike Ride Saturday, June 25, 2016, 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Our group rides are all about discovering what the city has to offer while making connections with your fellow cyclists. Our rides have taken us all over, from the famous Walden Pond to the always popular Castle Island; we've watched divers jump off buildings into Boston Harbor, learned the fine art of sheep-shearing at a local farm, and taken in secret concerts in the dead of night. What we're saying is: we know how to have an absurd amount of fun. CommonWheels rides are always guided, and are paced for recreation—so if you don't ride fast, no worries! Follow us on Facebook for ride-related announcements, and let us know if you'd like to design and lead a ride yourself. Harvard Stadium 65 N Harvard St, Allston http://www.commonwheels.org/ I-90 Allston Interchange Task Force Meeting Boston Redevelopment Authority Monday, June 27, 2016, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Presentation of the BRA Placemaking Study that will help shape the design for MassDOT's I-90 Interchange project in Allston. Josephine Fiorentino Community Center 123 Antwerp St, Allston Contact: [email protected] Allston Construction Mitigation Subcommittee Meeting Monday, June 27, 2016 @ 6:00pm The Allston Construction Mitigation Subcommittee works with City agencies, Harvard University, and neighbors to effectively carry out a comprehensive construction mitigation program. The construction mitigation program aims to minimize or eliminate negative impacts to the surrounding abutters and the City, while allowing for an efficient approach to construction work. Harvard has committed to providing the community with answers raised about the preconstruction video surveys it has offered. Until Harvard adequately addresses outstanding questions, the deadline for returning video survey requests has been extended. Honan-Allston Branch Library 300 North Harvard Street, Allston (617) 787-6313 Ed Kotomori, Co-Chairman [email protected] Homebuying 101 in June The Home Buying Mentors, Cambridge Savings Bank, Harvard Innovation Lab (iLab), Allston Brighton Community Development Corporation (CDC) June 28, 29, & 30, 6:00 pm - 9:15 pm Homebuying 101 is an in-person course where you learn from expert staff and real estate professionals how to navigate the homebuying process in Massachusetts. - Learn the homebuying process, step-by-step. - Connect with trusted real estate professionals. - Gain access to low interest rate first-time homebuyer mortgage including MassHousing and One Mortgage.

- Access down payment and closing cost financial assistance. - Receive unlimited personal coaching. Cost is $50 per person Harvard Innovation Lab (iLab) 125 Western Ave, Allston Register Now! https://www.TheHomeBuyingMentors.org For more information: (617) 787-3874 X35 or [email protected] Singalong with Sulinha Honan Allston Library Thursday, June 30, 2016, 11:00 am – 11:45 am Join guitarist, Sulinha Boucher, and her percussionist for a fun blend of familiar tunes and Brazilian-style music. At this reading readiness concert, we’ll sing, dance, drum, and enjoy the summer sunshine of our children’s courtyard. This program is intended for children, ages 0-5, and their caregivers. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Groups of more than six people must call in advance. If the weather is bad, the program will be held inside. Honan Allston Library 300 N Harvard St, Allston Brighton Allston Improvement Association Monthly Meeting Thursday, July 7, 2016 @7:00 pm Brighton Elks Lodge 326 Washington St, Brighton Check their Facebook page for meeting confirmation and agenda: https://www.facebook.com/BAIAonline Allston Civic Association Monthly Meeting Wednesday, July 20, 2016, 6:00 pm - 7:45 pm Honan-Allston Library 300 North Harvard St, Allston 617-787-6313 Boston Ward 21 Democratic Committee Monday July 25, 2016, 6:30 pm – 7:45 pm Honan-Allston Library 300 N Harvard St, Allston Brighton Sounds: Concerts in the Park Brighton Main Streets Thursday, July 28, 2016, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Bring your blanket and picnic under the stars for the the 2nd FREE summer concert in the park, with the Willie J. Laws Band. This Texas to California to New Orleans to New England transplant is one of the jewels of the local area music scene. Come and enjoy a summer night with friends.

Brighton Common 24 Chestnut Hill Ave across from the Courthouse Brighton Sounds: Concerts in the Park Brighton Main Streets Saturday, September 10, 2016, 3:00 pm – 7:00 pm Enjoy the last of the dog days of summer. This FREE afternoon concert will feature the funny, funky and red hot smoking' horns of Boston based band Eddie Sheer and the Love Dogs who will be joined by The Band That Time Forgot. Get the gang together for an afternoon of fun and head on over to the nearby restaurants afterwards for an evening in Brighton Center. Brighton Common 24 Chestnut Hill Ave across from the Courthouse Horticultural in Brighton Friends of the Brighton Library & Brighton Garden Club Thursday, September 22, 2016 @ 6:30 pm A presentation by Anthony M Sammarco Free Brighton Branch Library 40 Academy Hill Road, Brighton Center __________________________________________________________________________ Tony D’Isidoro P.S. Feel Free To Forward To Other Interested Individuals, Groups & Organizations To ensure you receive future Allston-Brighton Community Notes e-mails, simply add to your address book: [email protected] If you no longer wish to receive weekly e-mail updates from Allston-Brighton Community Notes, include the word “Remove” in the Subject field and simply email: [email protected] If you've changed your email address or you want to be added to the email list, include your new email address in the body and the word “Update” in the subject field and simply email: [email protected]