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Michael Rubenstein

London
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Writer on employment/discrimination law. Ed, IRLR 1972-2025; Director, Rubensteinconferences.com; Ed, EOR 1985-2016
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RE: The new Select Board wants to push for more development. Here’s where they’re looking

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By Michael Rubenstein
| Brookline.News
According to Stanley Speigel’s letter to the editor: “There’s no doubt that commercial development provides surplus tax revenue to the town. If this were also true for residential development, we would never need the tax overrides that we frequently rely on.” Mr. Spiegel’s analysis would be correct if not for increased costs of delivering town services due to inflation that exceed the amount of property tax revenue that the Town is allowed to assess without an override vote.
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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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How different laser wavelengths heal the body

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By Michael Rubenstein
| Chiropractic Economics Verified
Understanding the science behind laser wavelengths empowers you to match the right light to the right condition. When combined with spinal adjustments, wavelengths-specific laser therapy helps restore both mechanical alignment and cellular function, delivering a more complete, inside-out approach to healing. In chiropractic practice today, we’re seeing a shift.
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