Yes they did. A city councilor’s aid told me

The Starbucks closed cause a junkie stabbed an employee with a needle

One employee got stabbed with a needle by a junkie

Edit: Downvote if you want. It won’t make it any less true. A city councilor’s aid told me

I’m thirty with some health concerns. I went through the state’s portal

Public transit should be free

Transformer at Prospect and Hampshire blew

Some turn into permit only

This is so sad. Do we know if there’s a particular reason?

Gryffindor wins

Have a strong housing first policy. Either single or dual room occupancy guaranteed for every unhoused person with no sobriety requirements.

Fly a better airline?

Same experience here. I got lucky and found a good doctor there, then she left cause the CHA is a mess. I followed her to her private practice

The proximity of Logan is one of my favorite things about Boston

😔

The city isn’t doing a god damn thing about the junkies. It’s shameful

It tastes ok when filtered, but it’s cost me at least $5000 in personal damages and destroyed the finishes on my new bathroom fixtures

They’ve already put us back on the shit water. Email manager@cambridgema.gov an tell him we want the good water back.

Got it

Are you specifically looking for a person or business in Cambridge?

Absolutely, please do share your results. Glad you got the info you need!

Filled out.

Nothing short of a robust Housing First policy will address the homeless problem in a meaningful and lasting way

> no expertise

We can hire people who have it

> No infrastructure

That’s the problem we’re trying to solve

> No economies of scale

Scale is relative. City wide fiber is a plenty large scale to see benefits. It’s not like you and I are running fiber down the cloths line out back.

Also, the point isn’t to make money, although some models show that we can undercut Comcast and still make a profit.

You can't negotiate with a monopoly

That was actually considered the worst case scenario if we had absolutely no existing fiber, conduit, or telephone poles. We have all of those things, so the true cost won't be known until the feasibility study is completed, which will hopefully be by the end of the year.

Ok, so one, nearly everything you said is incorrect. Two, there are reasons other than cost to switch form a monopoly running on last century’s coax network.

See them all here

https://upgradecambridge.org/executive-summary