Fascinating, thanks for sharing. This small research study has certainly made
headlines across the country, as many media outlets have picked up on it. I
admit to some curiosity, as the news hit the big points, but without much
context. So decided to do some simple arithmetic.
>From the
On 1/28/22 8:49 PM, Belinda Gingrich wrote:
This article was in the NYT yesterday about a study which found gas
lines and stoves inside the house were leaking methane even when the
appliances were off. I shouldn’t have been surprised since we know there
are huge numbers of leaks in the natura
The induction stove top at the library is busy making rounds. I feel bad
promoting these stoves when its next to impossible to buy a full sized range
right now. Hopefully they will repopulate the stores with cars and cat food
this spring!
This article was in the NYT yesterday about a study whic
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I think the area you're referring to is in Wayland. If you Google "Lincoln
MA" you'll get a map showing the town borders in red.
Alice Waugh
On Fri, Jan 28, 2022 at 11:35 AM Heather Silvestro <
heathersilves...@comcast.net> wrote:
> On the subject of affordable housing, could someone educate me
I found this from a quick Google search… seems like the property is owned by
the federal government and is being sold
https://www.wayland.ma.us/sites/g/files/vyhlif4016/f/minutes/minutes_joint_housing_committee_oct._23.pdf
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> On Jan 28, 2022, at 12:12 PM, Allen Vander Meulen
Perhaps it is bureaucracy ? Google search turned up the excerpt from Wayland meeting minutes, but didn't find anything more recent. WAYLAND HOUSING PARTNERSHIP Joint meeting with:
Wayland Housing Authority Municipal Affordable Housing Trust Planning Board
Minutes – October 23, 2019Launcher Way: T
I'm not judging, just observing a trend but there is a huge number of
single parent households in this area. When a couple gets divorced (or
just have kids then move on) you then need two homes for a family instead
of one. Many apartments in this area support this arrangement. Perhaps if
more p
I believe that neighborhood is in Wayland. So, using my “Lincoln Housing
Commission” hat, I have no knowledge or input on that; but would be interested
myself (as a private citizen) in what is going on there.
- Allen
> On Jan 28, 2022, at 11:35, Heather Silvestro
> wrote:
>
> On the subject
On the subject of affordable housing, could someone educate me about the 11
vacant, seemingly abandoned-in-the-middle-of-the-night, single-family,
ranch-style houses on Launcher Way and Oxbow? I’ve driven by this deserted
neighborhood for six years now on my way to LSRHS, and wondered how such w
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Hi Patrick,
You raised many good points that I agree with. I do want to point out
though that having a full time "good-paying" job isn't enough anymore (or
maybe the wages of what one can consider a "good paying" job has changed
considerably).
Take the job that pays $20. At 40 hours per week, tha
Hi Lincoln,
To understand the housing situation, we must understand what is happening
in Boston and the region:
1. When housing costs go up in Boston, it goes up everywhere.
2. Affordability of housing is not just about cost, it's about access to
public transportation and jobs.
3. Bui
I am so happy Housing is being discussed here!
I love the proposal for more units close to the train station and I love the
proposals for more accessory apartments as residents recognize that they can
comfortably live in much smaller spaces and help reduce their ecological
footprint.
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