>Maybe someday your kid’s bane will be in the ballot… maybe that’s not such a good thing though. I dunno

What does this mean?

I always made it a point to bring my kids to vote with me. I let them fill out the ballot. It’ll be their turn someday. Maybe someday your kid’s bane will be in the ballot… maybe that’s not such a good thing though. I dunno

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Charter drives me insane. I can never tell if it’s a router problem or them. I reset my router twice before deciding to check online haha

Update: seems to be back on.. hopefully it lasts

Wow..Holden too.. Charter starting to impress me with their ability to suck.

Same here!

Down here in Sturbridge. 3rd time in a week.

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Update. It literally just came back after I commented

I was literally on the chat with them or resetting my modem when they got a notification it will be out until 4:00 a.m. I swear those outages pop up at just the right times when they can fix problems

No Internet last 15 minutes or so in Worcester

My Charter internet is out in Holden.

Yep

Yeah - that seems to be a fair analysis.

From her talking points, she doesn't womp you over the head with the anti-vaccination thing, but tries to carefully soften the language to diffuse it a bit.

Somebody had posted this from her Ballotpedia responses :

"Our public health agencies have been narrowly focused on infectious disease and the pharmaceutical model. A broader approach that includes supporting true health will benefit both the physical and mental health crises, reduce costs, improve productivity, and make us more resilient in the face of another pandemic. It also improves quality of life. Public health should be supportive, not coercive. Medical mandates erode trust in our public health institutions, create worker shortages, financially hurt hard-working families, and have negative physical and psychological impacts."

When I stop at green lights cause the intersection isn’t clear the people behind me go into nuclear meltdown mode. Screaming honking middle finger, all of it.

We need a “don’t block the box” enforcement like in NYC

I come through Goddard and across Stafford for work, so I see a lot more people straight up trying to race lights. At least once a week, someone tries to blast down the right lane at the double intersection at the end of Goddard, just so they cut off everyone waiting to take a left.

Advantage of getting a trap is you can deal with critters whenever they arrive. Placing a small dish with a bit of peanut butter is probably enough. Bad news is you then need to drive the unlucky rodent somewhere to release. Place a cloth over the cage to keep them calm, and wear gloves.

Your bigger issue is how are they getting in (like noted above). Soffit, or you have gaps somewhere where air only is expected in. If you get an energy audit, they will block off alot if not all of the gaps as part of an insulating job.

Good luck!

Park Ave. is similar during rush hour, although not as bad.

I am a little late in posting this, but Kennedy's opponent in the general is Lisa Mair (independent), who seems to be an anti-vaxxer from what I've read.

Their username checks out 😂

Thanks And I agree, I’ve never missed one in 30+ years. For those who disagree and haven’t voted, it’s 7:10. There’s still time😊

Thank you everyone!