October 29, 2025 - 23:47

The installation of controversial license plate readers by Chestnut Hill Realty continues in South Brookline, raising significant concerns about privacy and law enforcement practices. The devices, manufactured by Flock Safety, are designed to capture real-time data on vehicle movements, but the question of whether the town's police department will be granted access to this information remains unresolved.
Local officials are currently deliberating the implications of allowing police to utilize data collected from these readers. Proponents argue that the technology could enhance public safety and aid in crime prevention, while opponents raise alarms about potential overreach and the erosion of civil liberties. The ongoing discussions reflect a broader national conversation about the balance between security and privacy in an increasingly surveillance-driven society.
As the Select Board continues to weigh the pros and cons, community members are encouraged to voice their opinions on this contentious issue, which has significant implications for both law enforcement and residents' rights in the area.
October 4, 2026 - 22:55
Single-family home sells for $1.5 million in WayneA single-family house located at 33W451 Surrey Road in Wayne changed owners on Sept. 23. The sale price for the property came in at 1.5 million dollars. This transaction stands out in the local...
October 4, 2026 - 04:22
Voters Weigh Sales Tax Increase Against Real Estate LevyResidents in the region are pushing back against a proposed sales tax increase, arguing that local leaders should look at raising real estate taxes instead. The debate comes as officials consider...
October 3, 2026 - 02:54
Oxnard Man Convicted in Ventura County Real Estate Fraud CaseVENTURA COUNTY, Calif. - A 34 year old Oxnard resident has been found guilty of filing a false or forged document as part of a real estate fraud scheme, according to court records released this...
October 2, 2026 - 21:25
Property of the Week: Well-maintained log home in StowSTOW, Maine - A well-maintained log home on 2.55 acres is now available, offering direct access to snowmobile trails and a turn-key living experience. The 1,464-square-foot property features three...