Biggest liquor store in New England! Plus, BTs is right next door.

I don't know about that. The one between Quabbin and Worcester seems a lot bigger than Long Pond, and Oakaham and Rutland State Forests.

There's already a rail line in Springfield that does just that. It just isn't hooked up to anywhere else in the state, which the East-West line would solve.

Not literally everything is meant to serve Boston.

"The ghetto"? Bro, you need to update your terminology if you want to be taken seriously.

Anyway, Kelley Square is basically the only part of the city that's been gentrified. Take a walk a block over towards Lafayette St and you still see plenty of run down buildings and such.

Just FYI, the law allows you to consume (not sell) cannabis at your club if you make it members only. The Summit Lounge on Water St is based on this concept.

Which is the better choice. Sunlight in the morning is more important to the sleep cycle.

All over the country. Not just Amazon either. A lot of these big corporations seem to be making huge promises for how many jobs they'll create in order to get concessions, then they only deliver a fraction of them.

The worst part is that Worcester shut down a mixed used building project in the Greendale plaza for that stupid warehouse. Basically everyone was calling it out on the local sub that we didn't need any more Amazon locations, but the city let them start the project anyway. It was always going to be a shit location for all that extra traffic, too, which is why the Greendale Mall was never very good to begin with.

Seems to be a pattern with them.

Have you tried talking to the town about it? Your building may or may not be zoned as a commercial space. But if they're using a work permit to run the place, then they're probably not following all the rules for whatever type of shop they're running down there anyway. Contact your town's housing and health departments to see what they have to say about it.

Unfortunately, this probably won't go over well with the landlord or their employees, but your options right now only seem to be to fight them on it or move. If you have the money, it may even be worth it to consult a lawyer to see if you could be entitled to compensation.

Are they still trying to claim that she doesn't have the authority to audit them?

Builders are also going to pull back if prices really start dropping. The idea that the free market and some zoning ordinances are going to fix this is ridiculous. This has gone on for way, way too long without the government directly investing in low-income housing. Obviously subsidizing rents ain't working.

You may have screwed yourself by pleading out, I didn't catch that. I'm no lawyer though.

As for the court, it's actually the opposite here. It's directly under the RMV and has no connection to the rest of the state court system. Which makes them hell to deal with, since they don't have any real oversight, so they do what they want. You're probably going to need a lawyer, unless someone with power takes pity on you.

Sorry my state fucked you over!

Also maybe try to find the higher ups info for the RMV under mass.gov and contact them too. Raise hell with any and all officials you can get a line to.

There was actually a scandal around this several years ago that caused the head of our RMV to step down. They were keeping absolute shit records on out of state infractions for years. Basically just stuffing them in a filing cabinet and forgetting them.

I know there's a court system under the RMV, not sure why they told you that you can't file for an appeal. They're notoriously hard to deal with on stuff like this. Unfortunately, you'll probably have to hire a lawyer to help sort this out. Maybe try contacting both states' AGs too. Or your state rep and senator.

Ohhhh that makes way more sense lol

Where is there still snow on the ground? It was 60° today!

Commute from where? Everywhere within 40 minutes of the city has $1000+ rents now.

So is this all suburbs of any community with a rail line? I saw they were going after Holden (rightly so), but I don't think Paxton has any high-density housing either.

Especially since he's only suspended, and not even necessarily removed as a mod. There's a hierarchy between the mods' authority over the sub, so with the head mod being inactive, he will have direct power over them.

This sub stands with Ukraine!

I'll meet you at $70k, but that's my final offer.

Pretty much everyone making under $80k is getting priced out of Worcester. There's not even that many places in the entire county that are affordable for people who aren't making $30+/hour.

Ohhh, I thought you meant the owners of Dive Bar opened in a new place!