The more things stay the same, the more things stay the same:
But remember there is no quid pro quo in Boston!
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- Kevin McCrea is a businessman and "goo-goo" (good government) native son of Boston. He is an avid Red Sox fan, loves to travel and meet new people, enjoys teaching motorcycle safety classes, and learning about skills, jokes and foods from around the world
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1 comment:
Another example of how the city doesn't get it. I'm not exactly against giving it away for short money. They will put millions into it, and it will help the 'hood. Plus, it's been vacant for a while, so it may genuinely unwanted.
But to give it to your friends rather than have a 'get this building free for a good proposal' bidding process - business as usual as you so politely say.
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