I find it's usually best to avoid parking, either by getting a ride, paying for a Lyft or cab, or taking the T. For multi-day trips its often the cheaper option as well.

It's still a mean thing to do.

Dorchester. Dbar and blend are probably the most popular.

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That’s cuz all those new cars are “green” and feed electricity back to the transformers and what not that were built in the 80’s so they short out. All that work they did last fall during the shut down was the replace old rail, ballast and ties. Really didn’t accomplish a whole lot

Boston will be a sterile Petri dish

Also, Edward Brooke was elected by MA as the first black Senator elected since Reconstruction. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Brooke

He was a Republican BTW - long before the Republican party went crazy . Also, Edward Brooke was the state AG 60 years ago

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I'm considering parking at Wollaston now because I keep missing my bus by 2-3 minutes that comes once an hour! It's either spend money on that or Uber.

I did.

It’s absurd.

> But Campbell did not finish in the top two in the preliminary election in September and advance to the final election in November. She did not get what she needed: strong turnout in Black Dorchester and Roxbury and Mattapan, neighborhoods she was promising to elevate.

Roxbury and Mattapapan are overwhelmingly black and overwhelmingly voted for Wu.

Campbell thinks that those black voters aren’t representative of the whole?

“Is it my campaign? No, the constituents are wrong!”

This is like the red wave FoxNews talked about.

> An analysis for Ideas by Murmuration, a nonprofit that focuses on building data-driven political and advocacy campaigns, found that roughly 30 percent of white Boston voters cast ballots in Boston’s 2021 mayoral preliminary, but only 25 percent of Black voters and 14 percent of Latino voters participated.

White and Latino voters didn’t vote for a white or Latino candidate but black ones are obligated to vote for black candidates, especially when they pander.

Stupid, and offensive.

This. What the hell is even going on and why aren't they addressing the issues with the red line. At this point they seem way more severe than the orange line.

No, the line item veto was an advocation for battery trains.

What a waste. Had the opportunity to turn it into micro-apartments that are somewhat affordable.

honestly a great veto, battery trains suck ass

Hey buddy, remember that question about if you read anything beyond the headline? Thank you for answering it.

Everyone hates on it but tinder is great for making friends too, you get out of it what you put into it. Also second for Club Café, they do different theme nights and usually bring in a range of different crowds

Have you tried walking that fucking duck?

The whole assumption is that “black voters will vote for a black candidate” is comically racist.

Roxbury and Mattapan are overwhelmingly African American, and low turnout or not, overwhelmingly voted for Michelle Wu over Essaibi-George, who’s African American.

To think we somehow haven’t made progress because we haven’t specifically elected an African American mayor would be hilarious if it didn’t have soo much traction.

Apps - Grindr + Scruff (hookup-focused but still possible to see where it goes), Tinder, Hinge, Bumble.

Places - Club Cafe, Legacy, The Trophy Room, Cathedral Station, Alley Bar.

State park in Cambridge.

A few dozen units. I have two exterior walls and am on the ground floor so I'm sure other units are even more insulated than mine.

I have to ask......Did you just read the headline and that's it? Cause this definitely isn't about merely trying to check off bingo boxes at all.

It's pretty clearly a piece about increasing voter turnout among underrepresented groups at the polls, primarily african americans and what impact that could have about future elections.

I've been there. Whether wide or tall, its volume is massive and out of place on the Common.

>If someone doesn't vote in an election, that is the equivalent of not voting for that person.

The flyer and followup text weren't put out by a person, much less a candidate. I've found it helps to read an article from start to finish before coming to share it on Reddit with the laziest take possible on 5% of the information presented.

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>The idea that membership of a racial group should mean that you vote for a particular candidate is -of itself, a racist concept.

Nobody but you seems to be saying it. Weird, huh.

68° F is a really high thermostat setting. Setting it to 65° F would probably result in a $100 drop, minimum. If you could survive 60° F overnight and 64° F during the day you'd probably get into the $700 range.

Something sounds pretty off with your system or insulation though, since a modern energy efficient setup with proper insulation and windows/doors shouldn't cost more than $500 to hear a unit of that size to that high a temp. I'd probably look into Mass Save programs to bump up your insulation, fix drafts, maybe purchase a heat pump, etc. Assuming you own the condo that is.