The Neighbors, Issue 139, July, 1972
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to our dismay so was the development of PATTENS COVE, (talk of smallmindedness) . The community proposed, a new University Road from Kosciuszko circle to the site of the new campus. This plan was also rejected. The wildcat strike and.
ensuing traffic jam that tied, up Dorchester Ave as well as Morrissey Blvd. is something the MDC and. U/Mass should, not expect us to live with. The community has a leverage only as long as construction is under way and before the underpass is built. THREE COMMUNI...TY DEMANDS SHOULD BE MET, THEY ARE: 1) A SECOND ACCESS FOR FIRETRUCKS!
2) REDESIGN THE TRAFFIC FLOW AT EXIT 17!
3) DEVELOP PATTENS COVE TO INCLUDE A NEW SKATING RINK! IT WILL FIT!
FIRE TRUCKS IGNORED With a roar of engines and. wail of sirens Boston Fire Trucks proceed, at a snails pace through crowed, streets, in most case- es ignored by the motorist on the roadway.
Back in an overcrowded, side street a d.es- perate mother watches her home burning, and if she is lucky, she has her family at her side.
What to read after The Neighbors, Issue 139, July, 1972?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to our dismay so was the development of PATTENS COVE, (talk of smallmindedness) . The community proposed, a new University Road from Kosciuszko circle to the site of the new campus. This plan was also rejected. The wildcat strike and.
ensuing traffic jam that tied, up Dorchester Ave as well as Morrissey Blvd. is something the MDC and. U/Mass should, not expect us to live with. The community has a leverage only as long as construction is under way and before the underpass is built. THREE COMMUNI...TY DEMANDS SHOULD BE MET, THEY ARE: 1) A SECOND ACCESS FOR FIRETRUCKS!
2) REDESIGN THE TRAFFIC FLOW AT EXIT 17!
3) DEVELOP PATTENS COVE TO INCLUDE A NEW SKATING RINK! IT WILL FIT!
FIRE TRUCKS IGNORED With a roar of engines and. wail of sirens Boston Fire Trucks proceed, at a snails pace through crowed, streets, in most case- es ignored by the motorist on the roadway.
Back in an overcrowded, side street a d.es- perate mother watches her home burning, and if she is lucky, she has her family at her side.
What to read after The Neighbors, Issue 139, July, 1972?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Columbia-Savin Hill Civic Association, Inc to read onlineMoreLess
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