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Donebrach t1_j6e4shx wrote

Reply to comment by Silent_Island_ in Apartment question, Will 4 friends (2 siblings and 2 non related friends) be able to share 2 bedroom apartment together? by Silent_Island_

Never hurts to ask, but probably down to the individual landlord. Usually a lease is written up once tenants have been chosen. Individual owners probably just use an online generic template (that’s what the family i rented from when I lived in Somerville did) now Im renting from a property management company who had a more custom lease. Basically boils down to a case by case basis. Just be up front with the landlord one who is living in the space. At the end of the day they just want tenants who don’t cause problems and pay rent on time, beyond that the don’t care what sleeping arrangements are.

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tracynovick t1_j6dspiz wrote

Reply to comment by yennijb in WooSox unveil new amenities and improvements at Polar Park ahead of third season by HRJafael

We just have to count on WBJ for that: https://www.wbjournal.com/article/woosox-to-temporarily-take-over-space-originally-slated-for-delayed-bioscience-facility

"The Left Field Building was originally slated to open in 2023, as part of a five-building development from Madison Properties. The property tax collections from those buildings are one of the main sources of revenue the City of Worcester plans to use to pay off the 30-year debt on the $160-million public stadium, in order for the ballpark to pay for itself and not use general taxpayer-funded sources of revenue. However, as those developments have been delayed, the revenue collections from the district surrounding the ballpark have been underperforming, and the City sold off a piece of public property near the stadium to cover the debt payments."

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CatumEntanglement t1_j6cv5nq wrote

Reply to comment by Prof-J in Buying Locally-Made Sugar-Free Sandwich Bread by Prof-J

I hope you realize that the whole process of yeast fermentation results in sugars being made from the yeast digesting flour carbohydrates. If you want to cut out all sugar from your diet, that litterally is impossible. Added to that, your brain requires a ton of glucose to function during the day; it is a huge consumer. Without any sugar your blood sugar plummets and you faint because there isn't enough energy going to your brain. If you want to cut down on sugar, best to elimate soda, candy, ice cream, and cookies from your diet rather than nit pick over the relative small amount of sugar in a typical fresh sourdough loaf from a bakery.

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