[act-ma] Menino "Stimulates" Real Estate Industry, Shafts City Workers and More at Open Media Boston (week of 3/6/09)

[Jason Pramas]

[please forward widely]

Hi folks,

Check out this week's top stories from Open Media Boston:

News: Twin Labor Demonstrations Demand End to Layoffs of Harvard 
University Staff Amidst Campus-wide Budget Cuts
http://www.openmediaboston.org/node/570

Editorial: Menino Plan Offers "Stimulus" to Real Estate Industry, Shaft 
to City Workers
http://www.openmediaboston.org/node/571

And COMING THIS WEEKEND, a number of other new pieces from naughty late 
contributors (plus a couple of student reviews that we couldn't post to 
our audio service because its website is currently down ... grrr ...) ...


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