STEP 1. Create Your Profile: Please take a few minutes to create your "member profile". Your profile name MUST BE listed as your First Name and Last Name. Married names and nicknames should be in (brackets). Important note: If you sign up without using your full name, it will be deleted within 7 days.Here is an example of what your profile name should look like...

STEP 2. Join Your Class"Group" "here": When you join this website you are automatically part of the greater online community. "Groups" have been established for each class year in order to facilitate communication to that specific group. If there are messages, postings, etc that are class specific, it allows each group moderator to communicate to the members within that group. It also makes it easier to find your fellow class members.

RIP: Special Note: A special group has been set up for "Friends Who have Passed". If you would like to recognize a lost classmate, please take the time to set up a new profile in their name and then other people can add additional memories, photos to that tribute. Thank you.

This website costs about $25.00 a month to keep running and to keep it without advertising. All contributions will be used for the site and will be tracked and posted. You can do this in your name, or anonymously. Thank you.

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BHS alum carves out social networking Web site
By Jessica Scarpati/Staff writer Brookline TAB
Wed Aug 29, 2007

It’s been almost 20 years since Amy Radford graduated from Brookline High School, and the thought of dialing old acquaintances seems downright alien. “I literally cannot fathom picking up a phone and randomly calling someone I haven’t seen in 20 years. It’s too pressure-filled and nerve-wracking,” said Radford, 37, a 1988 BHS graduate now living in Seattle. That’s why she enthusiastically joined www.brooklinehigh.org, a social networking Web site set up by a fellow alum, similar in approach to MySpace by allowing BHS grads to send messages and create profiles peppered with photos, videos and blogs. Read more >>> here

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Brookline native running for president of Red Sox Nation
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By Samantha Fields, Townsman staff
Sep 06, 2007,

Rob Crawford is running for president — president of Red Sox Nation. Like many politicians, Crawford is billing himself as “a regular guy,” one who can relate to his constituency, who knows what they’re going through. But Crawford has at least one thing no other politicians can claim — he wrote his own campaign song.

Recorded in his basement, directly onto his Mac, Crawford’s “I’m A Member of Red Sox Nation” was played at Fenway Park during the fifth inning of the July 18 game versus Kansas City; that same day, he performed it with Tina Cervasio on the NESN pregame show. The song is his hook, he said, there to help him stand out from the crowd, but it is also “another way to win if I don’t get enough votes … One of my little private goals is for this song to last for a long time. Twenty-five years from now, I would love to hear the Fenway Park organist playing the tune.”

The 38-year-old Wellesley resident and Brookline High grad is one of 25 candidates vying to be the first-ever president of Red Sox Nation. More >>>