Totally agree. And it seems like everyone takes a zoomed in photo from far away as humanly possible

I'm sure they get a bulk discount and likely presort so it's cheaper for them.

64 is my toasty. It goes down to 59 at night.

Big, old condo that I will be putting insulation in slowly over the next few years.

My guess it depends on why? Did the police fabricate or without evidence?

Not like they have an issue today

And didn't they float the idea of housing there but the locals said no. Or am I thinking of a different parcel

I'd practice in the one across the street. A bit more open and fewer walkers in my experience.

Yup. And with the 86 it's not too bad either.

As someone represented by a union and a worker in a public sector I disagree (though obviously I have a conflict of interest). I already have a number of my rights curtailed because of my employment status, I should have some control or say over my working conditions collectively.

The issue is police unions occupy a weird position it seems. They seemingly can't do any bad when every other union is evil. There seems to be no political will to try and bargain down and when its attempted they're soft on crime or something like Austin happens where the police stop doing their job with support from the state.

Just be forewarned it's possible it's balloon frames so insulation into the walls will just go all the way down

As a Northeastern student theft was common, but the blotter always, "student left laptop unsecured in the library for thirty minutes to go get lunch." Like yeah it's going to get stolen, it's just sitting there.

You mean all the property that MIT acquired and uses as commercial space. Yeah they should absolutely pay taxes on that. And they shouldn't get any special credit for following the law.

Physical security as a part of Government research wouldn't surprise me. Even the unclassified stuff tends to require some level of access control.

Crossing from Cambridge to the river without going through a building is challenging or requires a detour. You're visiting a friend, or having a meeting with someone perhaps. You want to sit and work somewhere are a few.

I hate people who just fling it into the woods or bushes. At least leave it on the trail so there's a bigger chance of someone else perhaps picking it up.

I think in the other thread, many agreed, there are common themes but working with the concept of the T and Celtics really drives the form.

Don't type faces and families go in and out of style regularly. It seems that's what's currently vogue.

Further afield in Providence but an option, I know she's an excellent fieddle player

https://www.emmaleeholmeshicks.com/teaching

Brookline Booksmith also has some bowls as well if they're in the area.

There are some people who live in vehicles around the city but it isn't common. Theres nearly no unoccupied land but if you look closely there are plenty of homeless folks who camp in tents and such over the winter.

Those systems don't really work well. And are horrendously expensive.

Watch lists, SSNs and criminal records aren't generally classified, in the federal government much of that is access controlled but not classified. Making something secret or top secret carries a lot of implications from who can access it to how they can access it.

Are there homes even at that price point any more?

Property taxes. The difference between towns can be quite steep. I think if my place was in Nedham or Dedham I'd be paying probably 500 dollars or more monthly in taxes.