They were F-15s. Saw them fly over Lake Q. I know there’s the 104th Air National Guard fighter wing near Springfield that has 15s, not sure if this was them. Nothing on their social media pages.

I'm talking about Spectrum internet. Not tv or anything else.

There’s a record store right by the palladium called Joes, but it honestly sucks. Not the friendliest of people and the prices are a bit ridiculous.

For as much underground music that comes through the area, there’s really not much around it. No good legit record stores or anything like that

Or just switch to YouTube TV... made the jump a few months ago and have never been happier.

Extremely loud in the Beaver Brook neighborhood

is today the day everything changes?

https://imgur.com/8CZjSbf

Extremely loud over me

They're not sqwacking either, nothing on radar.

My gf sent me a video of how loud it was, my entire apartment was shacking

Very true.

We need more housing at all price levels right now. Yes, ideally there would be more affordable units being built, but having more market rate units will spread the demand a little thinner and help keep rents from rising as quickly as they would otherwise.

They were making some weird chirping noise too. Thought it was car alarms at first but definitely coming from the jets.

Getting pretty tired of inconsiderate jerks (ranging from wedding people at Tatnuck Country Club to the military) pretending there's not a major city whose residents are all affected by their noisemaking.

Vote yes. It'll cost the average homeowner about $35-40/year in property taxes, which will be bolstered by a statewide pool of real estate transaction surcharges that we gain access to if we enact the policy.

Worcester really, really needs this.

Who needs parking with Worcester's amazing public transit system! /s

Saw them because of the noise, cool to see

Thought they looked a little older than current models, thanks

Joe's Albums is pretty cool. Also That's Entertainment is a cool store with comics and video games and such.

They’re two F-15s, they were circling over the area around the airport. A private jet landed there around the same time so I wonder if they were escorting it.

> 110 residential units

> approximately 1,937 square feet of commercial space

>41-space parking area

Almost one parking space per 3 units not accounting for the retail space as well.

All over west side

Saw one take off from airport or attempt to land. Pull up landing gear then drop it again. Don't know if just training or what but my pets are flipping the fuck out.

110 residential units. That could be really good if anyone who lives here can afford them.

Yep. West side too.

then there's no direct financial impact to you, though I'm guessing your landlord will try to use this to justify yet another rent increase. (don't fall for it; the owner of a triple-decker worth $700K will only see their tax bill go up by something like $147 per year)

the benefits would be: nicer outdoor spaces, better historical preservation efforts, and more affordable housing. it's not a general slush fund; the money can only be spent on certain types of things. and as another reply to my comment mentioned, Worcester residents are already putting money into this fund (via surcharges on real-estate transactions) but never taking any money out of it (since we haven't signed on as a CPA community).

I'm voting yes on Q5. it'll cost me an extra $53 next year. I'll gladly pay $53 for better parks and more accessible housing.

Oh, whoops. I'm on the outskirts of the county, so I'm in a different district. My 5 was just a single line about whether my rep should pursue a fee on carbon fuels to offset their impact. Didn't have any information at what point the fee would be imposed nor on what fuel applications.