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Greg Reibman

Needham
As seen in: Newton-Needham Regional Chamber, Patch, Village14 Newton, MA, Aol, Wicked Local, Worcester Telegram & Gazette, CommonWealth, The Gardner News, CommonWealth Beacon
Charles River Regional Chamber President. Community organizer. Reformed journalist. My opinions are subject to change.
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Opinion/Guest column: Give blessing to more faith-based housing in MA

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By Greg Reibman, Michael Rubenstein
| Aol Verified
Opinion/Guest column: Give blessing to more faith-based housing in MA For the past four decades, Hartford Street Presbyterian Church in Natick has tried to build up to 30 new affordable homes on its 5 acres of land. But due to various obstacles over the years, those plans never materialized, and the land still sits vacant. That isn't just a setback for one congregation; it's a symbol of a deeper problem that is preventing Massachusetts from unlocking our full potential.
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In Wellesley, a determined effort to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory

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By Greg Reibman
| CommonWealth Beacon Verified
Welcome to CommonWealth Beacon, your free, non-partisan source for in-depth news and opinion on policy, politics, and civic life. Sign up for The Saturday Send to get the latest news and commentary on the stories that matter to Massachusetts. ONCE UPON A TIME, in a land not far away, a well-meaning town leader found a magic lamp while strolling through her community’s very chaming downtown. After picking it up and giving it a few good rubs, a genie appeared, offering three wishes.
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Is ‘paper compliance’ with the MBTA Communities law good enough?

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By Greg Reibman
| CommonWealth Beacon Verified
AS THE CROW FLIES, the multi-family development called The Nines at the intersection of Route 9 and I-95 in Wellesley is a half mile from the Waban MBTA Green Line station in Newton. But the massive apartment complex was built for humans, not crows. If you’re a human living at The Nines, you’d have to swim across the Charles River and then trudge up the hills of Waban to reach the T station in a more-or-less straight line.
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