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We Need to Prevent Large Luxury Homes From Dominating Our Real Estate
A new zoning amendment seeks to ensure new construction matches the scale of the surrounding neighborhood, with the goal of preserving entry-level homes and restricting “mansionization.”
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An Unclear Tax Future Makes the Rec Center an Irresponsible Investment
To make a reasoned decision about the rec center, we need a better idea of what other upcoming city projects will demand tax hikes.
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Saying YES to the Rec Center Would Give Kids a Place to Explore Their Potential
A rec center would give children a safe space to learn more about themselves, become comfortable in their own skin, and begin to realize their potential.
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The Thomas Loring House Restoration Was a Labor of Hands and Heart
Historic restoration preserves the beauty of centuries-old homes, and it’s well worth the labor required to do it right.
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Vote NO on May 13: We Can Do Better
Opponents of the rec center proposal believe the current plan poses financial concerns, and doesn’t adequately meet community needs.
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Vote YES for the Rec Center: An Affordable Investment in Youth and Community
Voting Yes on the rec center proposal would give Recreation & Youth Services a much-needed permanent home, at reasonable cost.
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Preserving Democracy Requires Civic Engagement, Like Last Saturday’s Protest
It might feel like national politics doesn’t affect our insulated community, but it does. Civic engagement is the best way to protect our civil liberties.
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