Former church to see roof, steeple repairs from grant

The city is replacing two roofs and making repairs to the steeple of the former Notre Dame church with the help of a $100,000 matching grant from the Massachusetts Historical Commission -- a move administrators say will not only help ensure the building's integrity, but also make it more desirable to developers in the future.

[takecare]

Never ending supply of money for our little guy's projects.

Conte could never be fixed for our middle school students. No funding available.

It will become strikingly beautiful once "Conte" becomes part of "MCLA".

[Mr Underhill]

I hope Arch street doesn't put more low income housing in the adjacent building. We have more than enough in NA...

[sue]

the city has money for this but yet no money too even cut down a dead tree at brayton field ,what gives here?

[Wonk]

sue wrote:

the city has money for this but yet no money too even cut down a dead tree at brayton field ,what gives here?

This is state grant money from the historical commission or something. Not city money. The tree stays.

[Wake Up JB]

Maybe the money bilked from low volume and non users of city sewer went to pay for this.Sewer user fees now ! Isn't it disgusting that the bobble head council doesn't taks a stand on this flim flam? Remember in November and vote the bum out.

[replace with]

Wake Up JB wrote:

Maybe the money bilked from low volume and non users of city sewer went to pay for this.Sewer user fees now ! Isn't it disgusting that the bobble head council doesn't taks a stand on this flim flam? Remember in November and vote the bum out.

So vote him out and replace him with a bobble head, makes perfect sense to me.

[ctrem]

Wonk wrote:

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This is state grant money from the historical commission or something. Not city money. The tree stays.

keep readin' willie.....keyword....matching funds.....