Generally its required that anyone over the age of 18 living it the space needs to be named on the lease (and honestly you WANT this because that makes them equally legally responsible for everything). Its really down to the land lord to decide on what is at issue but there are no restrictions beyond what the lease says and fire code about how many people (adult, named, child or otherwise) occupy a space. I'd search mass.gov for tenant laws and also just read the lease, as what tenancy means it will all be spelled out there.

Also see this I just stumbled upon: https://reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/10nrjgy/the_bread_i_bought_at_trader_joes_only_has_four/ Worth checking out Trader Joe’s methinks.

They only did well when Hanover was open. Other nights when working there i was lucky to see 5 customers.

Honestly, long overdue. Numerous employees had to take legal action to get more than 2 months of pay, plus the whole thing with his wife exposing him for sexually assaulting her daughter.

Good riddens.

I feel this is a very long shot as for most, the few teaspoons of sugar in a good loaf of bread you will find at an artisanal bakery is negligible especially considering that bread is mostly carbohydrates/sugars.

However, I just checked my recipe book and the only recipes for bread I have that do not require sugar are sourdough.

I feel calling around to bakeries and asking if they add sugar into their sourdough bread will be fruitful. Barring that get some starter and get baking!

I'm trying to cut it out of my diet as much as possible. Sugar isn't necessary to make bread. The yeast will eat the naturally-occurring sugars in the flour if no extra sugar is present. It just takes longer to rise.
Ideally, I'd just like a basic "(whole wheat) flour-salt-water-yeast" loaf of bread that I could buy.

Thanks for the info! Glad it sounds possible then for us. Since we all have such low standards we’re probably going to go for the cheapest place we can get close to a train station and figure out the rest from there lol (as a cheap place is more likely to approve my brother and I’s incomes). There’s so many factors including a messy personal life (tldr: mom’s very mentally ill, hoping to get her in a group home the same time we move) to tie up before moving -_-

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I mean we had 6 people living in a 3 bedroom for a few months before it became… untenable. As far as the lease goes I would say have your brother and you apply for tenancy and if you have income and references you should be good and then add the tenants to your lease. Ask about roommates when negotiating the lease contract and make sure you read and understand the contract before signing.

Ask @jlockemoney on Instagram. Is always at Crompton

Clark University has a small skateboarding community. I’m not sure how exactly that information can help you, but it should in some way? maybe via a Clark facebook group?

Come on now. The people that own this place aren't stupid. If it is true that the ceiling is too low, I feel confidently certain it's not because they wanted to recreate Fenway so accurately that it would restrict them from major revenue opportunities.

Owners: Let's make our new ballpark so perfectly true to Fenway Park that even the loading docks can't take trucks.

Architects: You got it!

/s

Why without sugar? Even when making homemade bread the recipe usually calls for a very small amount. It is generally necessary for the yeast to eat it and thus the bread rises.

There's a Worcester roller skating group with some really talented folks. They have a Facebook group where they post the weekly meetup location

Closed on New Year's Eve for good. 😕 Johnny is gonna continue to mix amazing cocktails at private events (but not there).

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Geez, I thought our tax dollars were supposed to pay for infrastructure. I was unaware that private enterprises were also tax collectors. Sounds like the same kind of scam as finally resurfacing a pothole cratered road only to dig it up again to replace pipes. A friend in Charlton lives on a quiet back road that's been torn up for a long time and little at a time the road work has been completed. It's going to be repaved from end to end when its done. My friend said he thought it was odd to see so many different companies involved besides the road people. There have been all sorts of energy and communication companies and surveyors up and down the road. He told me he saw a couple of guys doing something with a large drone. Someone he knows works for the town old him it's all at the behest of Amazon. Something tells me his road isn't going to be quiet for long. I just wonder who's going to pay for all of this.

Im free on sundays!

You can't seem to post the thing so people can try and help you....you've got it all figured out by the looks of it~ good luck like I said.

You can't seem to explain the "0 actual" for current and previous readings, so 🤷‍♀️

No, I'm just competent enough to read and understand my bill, lol.

ignorance is bliss~

Leave it to Worcester. Whata mistake

you can downvote me all you like, you're probably missing something here. And i'm the only person giving you relevant information and possible solutions to your problem-- I won't comment again. good luck addressing your issues, hope the best for you.

>there should always be a reading, even if its an estimate it will tell you what the estimated usage is

Well, there isn't.

>if there is not any usage information I would definitely contact them and ask why.

I have. They say its because I have a smart meter so it doesn't show my usage. This is one of the reasons I think they're trying to screw me on my electricity bill.

>I have no explanation for that.

Then, I don't think you know more than the "average person" and really shouldn't act like you do. You can help someone without sounding condescending and as if you have the "utility worker" version of the doctor complex.

there should always be a reading, even if its an estimate it will tell you what the estimated usage is. if there is not any usage information I would definitely contact them and ask why. I have no explanation for that.

Well, if my current and previous readings show as "0 actual" what amount of kwh should I be getting charged for?