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Last night’s public hearing at City Hall marked residents?? first chance to speak out against this plan. Many complained that the passage would block future utility lines and said the lengthy construction would disrupt the neighborhood without any benefit to residents...
...City Council will have to grant Harvard permission to dig the tunnel—a step that represents residents?? last chance to fight against CGIS, which has already received the go-ahead from other city agencies...
...announcement of Harvard’s newest purchase provoked heckling—including calls of “you should just stop” and questions over whether Harvard professors are really Cambridge residents??from a capacity crowd of residents...
According to the order, non-citizens accused of terrorism and tried before the tribunals—including legal immigrants who are permanent residents??could potentially lose the presumption of innocence along with many other rights central to the American conception of fair play. Before this tribunal, suspected terrorists—and the standard for suspicion is significantly lowered by the order—could be denied the right to see the evidence that would be presented against them. The military tribunal would be able to convene any time and in any place, including in secret locations inside...
...mere 17,684 Cambridge residents??roughly 31 percent of those registered— came out to vote yesterday for what was one of the lowest voter turnouts on record in recent years, second only to the 17,229 votes cast in the 1997 election...