As a former Masshole, I can confirm I hate my home state. If I could have torched it on the way out I would have. Same goes for my home town.

Staying indoors, making some soup and cookies. Then living under a blanket watching TV. Might do it again on Sunday. Change that to will be doing it again on Sunday.

Mandarin Danvers is a great place for food. The restaurant itself is well lit, clean, recently updated interior. I never went any where else again

That's the way it was designed

The No Paywall link does not give me the article, but a blank section where it would be.

Anyone who thinks more building will lower housing costs are the mirror image to those who believe Trickle Dow Economics will benefit the middle class/poor.

Currently the cheapest oil is approx $4.25/gal. Electricity from Nat Grid is about .33/KW, water and sewer rates are a little harder to determine but $20/1000 gal.

Many people have seen their electricity, gas, oil double this year. I don't know where those commentators are getting their info, but they seem quite low.

I don't see how this is legal. Are you paying the heat from your own meter? If this is some kind of odd setup where the heat is coming from one meter and everyone is getting billed for their portion ( monthly bill of $1000 divided by # of apts) then you should not be paying for others who do not pay their bills.

Careful, you are mentioning a very sore spot with residents of Beverly and Beverly Farms. Never talk about West Beach without wearing a cup

Fun fact, President Taft often visited and stayed in Beverly and the Rose Garden at Lynch Park was part of his Summer home.

Too bad my hometown is going to rack and ruin with over building.

I could not find my comment but then noticed that you deleted both posts.

So where is my comment?

https://www.reddit.com/r/Cheers/comments/lqxh0d/where_did_each_cheers_character_live/

I would agree with this assessment, but I think Woody lived near Chinatown, or thought he did which was in S6 E5

Any woods near by? That's your only option and what this law will create.

nice!

I have not tried it yet as I usually get take out, but yes they have the plaques for best Prime Rib all over their walls. The people who work there are extremely nice as well

There was a time in the early 90's called phone slamming, where someone would call a home or business, ask any question that would give a positive answer (yes, good, OK) and use that to switch people's telephone service without them knowing.

It's an old scam, but similar to yours.

PSA always treat unsolicited, strangers, as scammers first.

Is NH like MA and pays their plowers in Aug?

Welcome to the world of equity taxation. What town are we looking at here?

You can forget about trying to lower your taxes by downsizing because that is not a factor.

And people wonder why no one can afford to live in Boston. Boston has the real potential to become the next silicon valley housing nighmare. It already has priced many out, now unless you make millions, you are not going to live in Boston and surrounding areas.

Why does Lego have to move to Boston and not another area of the state to abate the over development, dense congestion, and turning Boston into a city that no one recognizes any more.

So long Boston, it was nice knowing you.

Now it looks like someone is scarfing down a chocolate donut with white frosting

Hillsborough County, Manchester, Bonsai

Good food, and for every $10 you spend you get a stamp on rewards card that you get a $10 gift certificate to the restaurant for 10 stamps. There are no restrictions and are very easy going.

There menu also has American food.

Long sleeve jersey, turtleneck, and either a sweater or one of those comfy fleeces with a hood. The comfy is uber warm

Ya!! Put a sweater on

Their brains are not even fully developed yet, as well as not being able to comprehend the concept of gender. There is no reason to allow this to happen to children and does irreparable harm both physically and mentally to proceed with anything.

Leave them alone and allow them the time to fully decide for themselves instead of people moving too fast.