Rotaries. A traffic pattern that needs to be retired.

Propoganda from a Concord resident. The shot heard round the world was fired in Lexington.

- former Lexington resident.

(It's a joke, folks.... but true.)

https://www.mass.gov/info-details/paid-family-and-medical-leave-pfml-overview-and-benefits

Her biscuits are deadly. Just sayin'

If you're expecting to see a rock the Pilgrims "landed" upon... you'll be disappointed because it never happened.

Plymouth Rock was "discovered" 120 years after the Pilgrims arrived.

Portsmouth, NH? Strawberry Banke museum is fun.

Plymouth Rock is a fraud.

>And no, they didn’t apologize and acted like we tampered with it.

Did you report this to anyone? Giving the wrong medication is a VERY SERIOUS problem and could (would) cost the pharmacist their license.

I meant nurse practitioner.

Edit to add: you offer some good advice.

My docs are in Concord so my recommendations wouldn't help you.

However, I've had good luck with NPs; they tend to be focused on health care whereas some doctors may be influenced by cost control/profitability concerns.

Your mileage may vary, of course.

This.

Only vegan rich or any sort of rich?

The last time I was in the housing market I had the same question. I was looking in a fairly affluent bedroom community to Boston which also has an excellent school system -- so prices were high even then.

The answer from my realtor: most of the houses at the top of the market are bought with cash.

Oh, it's the new socially acceptable codeword for NIMBY! TIL...

Look on the bright side: the drones are quieter than those black helicopters were. So that's a win.

Driving isn't considered a right because it takes place on government-provided streets.

I googled that answer here: https://constitutionstudy.com/2019/07/05/is-driving-a-right-or-a-privilege/comment-page-1/

So I was right. Thanks.

You could be sued for injuring a passenger in a crash you caused if you had a full operators license.

You haven't read the ENF, have you?

Breathing exhaust fumes while stuck in traffic in the tunnel is actually healthy, dontchaknow?

I lived in Lexington for 20 years. There were small private jets and the occasional airliner coming in and out regularly. Traffic actually decreased over the time I lived there.

Massachusetts, the proud, the brave, the NIMBY.

>environmental justice communities.

What, pray tell, is an "environmental justice community."

Did they know the airport was there before they bought the place?

I didn't read anything in the ENF that indicated more jet traffic. Can you point it out to me?