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WATERTOWN — Plans for a 120-unit affordable housing building on Commerce Park Drive and the medical professional office redevelopment on Clinton Street are the two first major projects going through

From peasant farms to world history to cities in crisis, Climate and Capitalism editor Ian Angus presents six important new books for greens and reds.

Nevertheless, here is my remedy to fix it, in the same number of words. In two stages: firstly, identify and act on short-term solutions to lessen the crisis; and at the same time, devise long-term goals and tactics for permanent housing solutions.

SCRANTON — The city aims to take several giant steps to improve pedestrian safety downtown and make it more of a vital hub for residents and businesses.

We start by recognizing that downtown was never previously designed for everyone.

My air conditioner rarely kicks on. I keep it set at 78 degrees and run it just enough to keep humidity from messing up my books and papers. I live in a handsome old factory building behind three layers of old brick, and its literally cool. High ceilings make the place feel big even though its only about 800 square feet, which is the perfect size for bookish types who prefer to do their own housekeeping.

Fall 2023 childrens announcements in alphabetical order: Publishers R-Z

The veteran street artist says he might have once found that theme a little corny, but now it feels rebellious.

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