Not sure if you follow Legal Eagle on YouTube, but he literally just did a video on it, here.

I’m sure you won’t be surprised to hear that Desantis is currently trying to carve out all kinds of exceptions in the Sunshine Law, so it won’t be for much longer that we can say something positive about Florida.

Even on the weekdays, I would recommend getting there right when it opens at 11A, before the line starts forming. Otherwise, you’ll be waiting in line 20-30 minutes, just to order.

An OP after my own heart!

Back where? I can’t find any info on this on Polar’s website.

Interesting, I would consider Westborough/Milford/Uxbridge area Central MA

Agree to disagree I guess.

There’s just so many sharp angles and it looks so unwelcoming.

Upton. I grew up in Upton, it is quiet and peaceful, and dare I say boring, if that’s what you’re looking for!

Yes, if the data was accurate and there were no red flags, they say it can take up to three weeks for release of payment.

Generally, they say to expect up to 3 weeks for processing

That completely goes against the whole purpose of rent control. People who need it, need to be able access it.

I currently own an affordable-income condo, through the BPDA, and while I don’t need to prove my income anymore, after purchasing it, anybody I sell it to, or leave it to in my will, needs to submit their income to the BPDA for approval.

Agreed, but one point of clarification. He does not have a half-million dollar income. He has had a yearly income, not exceeding $200k per year. The $531k amount, mentioned in the article, was over a three-year period.

Again, this doesn’t change how much of a deadbeat he appears to be, but it’s important to have the facts straight, when making these judgements.

What part of that post do you doubt? Everything is detailed on the lottery website.

No, because these were taxes you already overpaid. It wouldn’t make sense to tax your taxes.

What a police officer gets paid is entirely different than what a teacher or an HMEO makes. I feel for those employees, just not so much for the police.

Absolutely yes!

I like Tenoch, for their Al Pastor. Jefe’s is good if you want a giant burrito for $10.

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If you’re willing to pay, try the Courtyard North Station garage.

You’re welcome!

I have no idea what a “bike line” is. Now, if you mean “bike lane”, and your referring to the painted lanes on along the curbs of the street, I will repeat…you have no right to park there.

If that’s not what you were referring to, please let me know what a bike line is.

Sorry, I just want to make sure I understand the situation. Instead of driving around, looking for a spot, or parking in a lot/garage, you choose to block a bike lane, and get angry and threaten the bicyclists who get mad at you for obstructing their right of way?

Why did you have to park in a bike lane?

Tenoch has an enchilada plato that comes with rice and beans. Really quite delicious!

If you have a source for that percentage, I really would like to see it, because I disagree with your statement.

If we’re only talking about union employees, for them to not get a step increase, they need to be at the top step of the CBA grid. The average grid has between 9-11 steps, so let’s just go with 10. Since all new union employees start at step 1, it takes 9 full years for them to reach the top step, 10 full years before they wouldn’t get a new step.

I don’t know the exact percentage, but I’d be willing to bet that 90% of state employees within a union have not been with the state for 10 years or longer.

Financially, that could not work in MA. Prop 2 1/2 limits the increase in a municipality’s property tax levy to 2.5% plus new growth. So because of this, a lot of cities and towns rely heavily on State subsidies. You suddenly take that away, and very few communities could operate.

MA doesn’t receive enough in sales/hotels/meals taxes, to make up for income taxes. Florida can, since it’s primarily a tourism destination, plus they’re State services are already lacking to begin with.