Is she on Medicare? She likely qualifies for a homemaker. I would check with her insurance and contact elder services for info. They will get someone in who can do her laundry, grocery shopping, cleaning, whatever she needs.

Because adults in pain would be able to resolve their suffering? There are some serious issues in the family in that story. That the mom immediately started nonsense on FB when she found out instead of talking to her son raises all sorts of red flags.

*that is sometimes used for storage

Leominsterport

As a former resident of Boston, I miss the excitement of taking the D line to Fenway on game days. I would love to hop on a bus and head to a game instead of driving 3 miles to park there.

It’s very hilly for a bike path, so make sure you’re in good shape or you’ll be miserable.

My partner and I make just over $120/year and we live quite comfortably in Worcester. Our mortgage is about equal to what we were paying for rent in Boston in 2013.

You’ll be fine in most MA cities:

https://thisweekinworcester.com/worcester-top-25-cities-for-lgbtq-singles/

Im convinced it’s a mix of drugs, elderly drivers, and cell phones.

Seriously. Our mortgage on our 4BR house (it’s small, ancient and came with tons of issues) is less than a studio apartment.

This is why we left Boston 7 years ago - because rent was out of control ridiculous - but the ridiculous prices have spread everywhere.

It has to stop somewhere, and the newer buildings should be more expensive. But the idea that increasing supply will lower costs is going to hit a barrier because all those overpriced 3-families that sold in the last 3 years aren’t going to magically drop their rent prices because those owners have mortgages to pay on buildings that are probably underwater now.

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Mine was working fine and they came out and replaced the line from the pole. Apparently those lines degrade and your speed suffers. You may not notice it until it’s an actual issue and then you’ll have to wait for them to fix it.

She didn’t really. They just reassigned the way the quadrants are managed to help increase communication and clarify roles.

Makes more than me and my partner and we own a nice house in one of the best neighborhoods in Worcester.

OP you’ll be fine

The west side historically has been home to most of the city’s Jewish population due to proximity to the synagogues. Growing up in the 80’s I went to school on the west side for several years and I was often the only kid in my class on Jewish holidays. And today I have several Jewish neighbors on my small street.

But based on my kid’s school population, the west side is now also home to a large number of Albanians.

I expect they will find ways to resist as long as they can the same way they fought Mobil over the awnings at the gas station in the center of town.

Edit: the only subsidized housing is a tiny elderly/disabled complex, so the selectmen fighting this really only screws those residents and the Worcester Housing Authority. I would LOVE to see the state and WHA sue Holden to force compliance. Stupid Holden.

Dick hurts from holding

Was it in wachuchat? That group is a hive of gossip and nonsense.

Yes. The district is Holden, sterling, Princeton, Paxton and Rutland. Paxton and Rutland have very conservative voter bases (Paxton is chock full of elderly people), and the other 3 towns tend to vote in favor of funding the schools.

Krystal holt

https://m.facebook.com/100046874123489/

I don’t have any inside info, but historically that district has always been financially held back by Paxton and Rutland who vote against tax increases to fund the schools.

Thank you Yenni. Clearly larger, denser cities manage this just fine.

Lived in several different neighborhoods in Boston (JP, A/B and Roslindale) and the wheeled bins were not an issue. I have no idea why Worcester is so special that we think we can’t possibly manage wheeled bins. It’s incredibly provincial thinking.

We used first friends on Park Ave. highly recommend. Also looked at Shrewsbury children’s center and liked it. This was several years ago.

When looking I avoided kindercare based on stories from staff in other locations but maybe the Shrewsbury one is that bad.

And if your lid isn’t attached they just dump it with the recycling.

It’s Stockholm syndrome.