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kckid2599 t1_iz4woz6 wrote
Reply to You have been hired by Worcester City Government to anger and frustrate as many people as possible. However, you can only change or implement ONE thing. What do you do? by CoolAbdul
An eight billion dollar, ten year project to make Bell Hill even steeper.
kckid2599 t1_iw39ilf wrote
Reply to comment by Weenie_Hut_Jr_ in Regarding the Worcester scenes in Black Panther (insanely mild not-even-non-spoilers). by East_Cartographer_57
Terrible movie but it falls into the "so bad it's good" category. The Cinephobe podcast did a great episode on it.
kckid2599 t1_iw0rv4x wrote
Reply to Regarding the Worcester scenes in Black Panther (insanely mild not-even-non-spoilers). by East_Cartographer_57
The same tunnel is featured in one of the final scenes of An Honest Thief. I guess that means it (and Liam Neeson) are in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
kckid2599 t1_iv6peyj wrote
Reply to comment by Virtual_Announcer in Not sure if this has been posted here already by MTRIFE
76 Millbury St
kckid2599 t1_iv6p847 wrote
Reply to comment by MTRIFE in Not sure if this has been posted here already by MTRIFE
Rec only sadly, due to MA's current requirement that med companies be vertically integrated (aka having their own grow). That rule may change soon.
Their prices are pretty good even with tax though, their focus is mostly on affordable products since they're aware of the economic reality of the neighborhood they're in.
kckid2599 t1_isyaf01 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Question 5…explain it like I’m 5 by Krny73
That's not what Question 5 is about. https://www.cpaworcester.org/
kckid2599 t1_isya489 wrote
Reply to comment by NativeMasshole in Question 5…explain it like I’m 5 by Krny73
It's not an energy tax.
>With this CPA proposal, the Yes for a Better Worcester is putting forward a 1.5% surcharge on local property tax bills. Each dollar raised in Worcester through the CPA will receive a match from the state’s CPA Trust Fund, disbursed each November by the Department of Revenue.
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>Worcester residents, through Registry fees, are already paying into this statewide CPA Trust Fund. The CPA Trust Fund money is generated by fees charged on documents filed at the Registries of Deeds ($50 and $25 as of December 31, 2019). The November 2021 base match for communities was 39.4% of what they raised at the local level – a new record-high distribution of $79 million to CPA communities.
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>Worcester’s CPA proposal will include the following exemptions:-
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>- First $100,000 of residential property value
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>- First $100,000 of commercial & industrial property value
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>- Low-income individuals & families
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>- Low- to moderate-income seniors
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>https://www.cpaworcester.org/yes-for-a-better-worcester
kckid2599 t1_jaiih5g wrote
Reply to Meanwhile, on the MassPike… by Anrtherapy1
Must be a MAXIMUM OVERDRIVE fan. https://villains.fandom.com/wiki/Happy_Toyz_Truck