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    What's happened to Gov. Maura Healey's $4.1B housing bill? It's complicated | Analysis

    By John L. Micek,

    2024-05-17
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    Marley
    05-17
    It's not only a housing crisis driving people from the state. Even when people get a home there is a bigger worry about how they will be able to afford to heat it and turn on the lights at the same time. As long as one company delivers electricity to the state no one will be able to live here.
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