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Mass. has hit ‘pause’ button on easing housing crunch

A front-page story on the Bay State's lag in policy to spur development stirred readers to air their concerns over affordable housing.

Sustainable holiday offerings would be a gift to the planet

"For the adults on your list, for example, perhaps a donation to their favorite environmental group, or a gift certificate to a local nursery."

Mass. has hit ‘pause’ button on easing housing crunch

A front-page story on the Bay State's lag in policy to spur development stirred readers to air their concerns over affordable housing.

In world of good people, nobody starves

A reader sees a lesson for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in a recent letter to the editor.

LETTERSPolice union’s role in body camera program is misrepresented
"The union is not the bad guy here."

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Biden’s fiery response to voter could be a turning point — for good or ill
Readers offer conflicting views of Joe Biden's angry response to an Iowa voter's questions.

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Uplifting story makes an impact

"The outreach, and the resulting boost for this family business in a time of need, just goes to show, once again, that good people are the norm."

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T stands not for MBTA, but for ‘troubled,’ or ‘tardy,’ or . . .

Readers point to two recent stories in venting their frustration with the MBTA.

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No joy in Foxborough

Two readers offer conflicting views on the struggling Patriots.

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There’s a better path for Democrats, GOP to forge together

"I propose that Democrats reach out to Republicans and offer to drop impeachment in exchange for censure, as long as Republicans agree that what the president did was wrong and is unacceptable."

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Readers share their adventures in the health care maze

Readers share their challenges, from navigating Medicare options to grappling with the Massachusetts Connector.

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Doing away with legacy admissions is not the answer to economic diversity

"If anyone suffers from the preference, it is children from other privileged families in which the parents are alumni of a different university."

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Birth control — women’s work, in other words

An article about research on a monthly birth-control leaves one reader scratching her head.

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No US meddling here — Bolivian leader’s fall was of his own making

"People had seen the fraud coming. It had been foreordained by previous measures, such as ignoring the constitution and packing the courts and the electoral commission."