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Reporter, The Harvard Press
Boston
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Drones , FOIA, WikiLeaks , Bradley Manning, Secrecy , Surveillance State, Leaks
Anything that is not wine.
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By Joan Eliyesil| The Harvard Press Verified Approximately 25 Depot Road residents turned out at the Water Commission’s April 9 meeting to voice their outrage over a possible $25,000 betterment fee, a fee that is typically charged when a public project increases the value of specific properties. The betterment in question would be provided by access to public water from the pipes that were installed along the length of Depot Road as part of the $7.1 million project to connect Harvard’s municipal water supply to the Devens water system.
By Joan Eliyesil| The Harvard Press Verified Just making it through the act of voting support for and choosing who would read each of the 44 articles of the Annual Town Meeting warrant made Select Board members groan at their April 15 meeting. Faced with the reality that Town Meeting attendees will likely pack up and go home as the hour gets late and Planning Board members are deep into explaining complex ideas such as overlay districts and form-based code, the board came up with a contingency plan.
By Joan Eliyesil| The Harvard Press Verified Approximately 25 Depot Road residents turned out at the Water Commission’s April 9 meeting to voice their outrage over a possible $25,000 betterment fee, a fee that is typically charged when a public project increases the value of specific properties. The betterment in question would be provided by access to public water from the pipes that were installed along the length of Depot Road as part of the $7.1 million project to connect Harvard’s municipal water supply to the Devens water system.
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The Harvard Press
The independent source for news in the town of Harvard, Massachusetts. The Harvard Press is published weekly and circulated by subscription. It is also available to purchase at several retail locations in and around Harvard and is online at www.harvardpress.com.
Harvard, Massachusetts, United States
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Founded: 2006