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So pretty much the idea for everyone in the area, including those who are getting priced out by transplants who want to buy their way in? At this point, people need to post what they don't want that everyone else typically does.

There are two or three of us in Mass. I def pinged them immediately with a heads up. My guess is they haven’t started their taxes yet and wouldn’t know.

But it’s also possible they picked another plan option that did slide in under the wire for MCC.

Ah this was just an attempt to continue driving a political wedge into the conversation. The OP doesn’t actually care or know, they just want people to argue about politics because this is Reddit and folks in this sub might start pushing back on the narrative generation soon.

Rocky, few beaches, water is cold.

We have a similar house that meets all of these in Easton.

Yes you did discovery the joke

How do you know the number of open carriers on the North Shore?

Yes, it is for Masscare: https://masscare.org/legislation/

Yes, very much so. In each town in MA you have to apply for a LTC at the police office of the town you live after completing the required gun safety course and it’s ultimately the chief of police in that town that decides whether to issue it or not. That means each town has there own ‘rules’ as to interpretation. There used to be a map that graded each town red, yellow, or green depending on the likely hood of getting a license. A good resource is northeastshooters.com. Here on Reddit there is r/maguns that may be of help.

I would never use servpro for anything. Company doesn't give a shit about customer service or quality work just about getting paid.

I'll take "How Words Lose All Meaning" for $500, please.

You’re gonna love Northampton and she will find something soon enough

4 bed and $1M is solid, but probably not what you think it is. It doesn’t get you into the “excellent schools” category, but damn near close.

The mass pike is the mason dixon line of MA when it comes to north shore/south shore. If you want to be close to the water, look at those. Closer to water in your range is smaller lots.

I’m a MetroWest kid so I’m partial to the towns between 95/128 and 495. Lots are usually 1/2 acre plus.

Almost all towns have plenty of parks. Less have smaller “downtowns” or “centers of town” which I would argue are more important for kids. Every town has enough conservation land to explore to keep you entertained.

From where I am (intersection of 95/90) in 40 minutes you can get to Boston, either shore, NH or RI if it’s the right time of day.

I'd say it's a Lil better than the west coast of MA

Another question: did you go ahead and pay the penalty then file an appeal after the fact and get the money back? Or did you appeal ahead of time and avoid paying to begin with?

Arlington is the 5th safest in the country and the third safest in MA. Schools are highly rated. But houses are also in demand, granted not as in demand as before.

I’m good.

Teacher here, for suburbs Lexington has some of the best schools. Salem has gangs and poor schools. Newburyport is lovely but you’ll get a two bedroom condo with no yard for a million.

Are you the employer's only MA employee or are there a bunch of you? I would definitely contact any coworkers in MA you know to push for them to at least get on a compliant plan for 2023.

Go down to the 195 corridor and you'll still see Trump flags on the back of lifted dodge trucks flying down a 30mph road at 55 cuz MURIKA

Thank you. I’m hoping to that and found relevant appeals forms online. Did you have to do an in person hearing?

Not another… nimby

Rocky

That's a failing of the regulations to prevent it. If your business only has 5 people, you can choose to not offer coverage so they can get significantly better Connector coverage.

Second Manchester