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The curious state of Massachusetts' rent control debate
WHILE CERTAIN FACTIONS of the Boston City Council appear to be coming around in support of Mayor Michelle Wu's proposed middle-of-the road rent control home rule, stakeholders outside the chamber may not so easily come together. On The Codcast , Greg Vasil, CEO of the Greater Boston Real Estate Board, and freshman Boston Rep. Sam Montaño agree the city has a problem with rising rents, but disagreed on how to deal with it.
The curious state of the Massachusetts rent control debate
CommonWealth Magazine · The curious state of Massachusetts' rent control debate.
SJC to weigh wrongful death restrictions in cigarette suits
After years of long-term cigarette addiction, a loved one is diagnosed with cancer. Years of chemotherapy, surgeries, attempts at quitting and relapses, and bone-deep exhaustion follow. Meanwhile, the statute of limitations to bring a personal injury lawsuit against the tobacco company ticks down, then passes. Eventually, the patient does, too.
We don't just need housing, we need affordable housing
WHILE ECONOMIC RECOVERY takes hold across many communities, residents of the city of Chelsea, the epicenter of the pandemic, continue to experience acute housing and economic instability, exacerbated by structural racism and the lack of affordable rental housing and homeownership opportunities. In order to help residents remain stably housed, communities like Chelsea need effective tools that promote the development of affordable housing opportunities.
Letter to the Editor - The Tufts Daily
In regards to the article published on Feb. 1, “Asian American Center to become nonresidential, community-focused space,” I wanted to express my concern that the news of the Asian American Center expansion and the relocation of the Asian American House was published in a short story below the fold, over a week after the announcement.
Mountain View Online |
It was quite a year, 2017. The political divisions that roiled the country were evident in Mountain View, as residents took to the streets to peacefully protest the new president, Donald Trump, and his administration's policies on immigration. Earth's closest star was the star of the summer's solar eclipse, and the sun set on the career of longtime Foothill College professor Andrew Fracknoi, a star in astronomy circles who retired in June.
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