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  • home
  • About
  • The Rivers
    • Nashua
    • Squannacook
    • Nissitissit
  • Wild & Scenic
  • The Study
    • Stewardship Council
    • ORRV Sub-committee
    • Outreach Sub-committee
  • Communities
    • Ayer
    • Bolton
    • Brookline
    • Dunstable
    • Groton
    • Harvard
    • Hollis
    • Lancaster
    • Pepperell
    • Shirley
    • Townsend
  • Documents
    • Stewardship Plan and Appendices
    • Timeline
    • Study Act Legislation 2014
    • NPS Reconnaissance Study 2013
    • PowerPoint Presentation to Town Boards and Commissions - Dec. 2017
    • Stewardship Council Documents
    • Partnership W+SR - 20 Years of Success
    • Approved Policy Documents
  • Images / Press
    • Press
  • Videos
  • View Stewardship Plan and Appendices
  • Events
  • FAQ's
  • Town Votes & Board Letters of Endorsement
  • Other Letters of Support
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Brookline, New Hampshire
Originally chartered on March 30, 1769 as the town of “Raby”, Brookline has been one of the fastest growing towns in the state over the past 25 years.  In 1960, Brookline’s population stood at 795 and recently reached 5,000.  Located in eastern Hillsborough county, Brookline has managed to retain many of the features of its rural past while benefiting from its close proximity to the shopping and employment opportunities afforded by adjacent Milford to the north and nearby Nashua to the east. Brookline is about thirty minutes from Manchester, NH and one hour from Boston.

Contact:  Town Administrator Tad Putney (603) 673-8855 x213