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Oct 27, 2026

MintPANELIST
5:30
Well, that's what I was saying.
MintPANELIST
5:31
I was thinking of Townton, you know? T-O-W-N, T-O-W-N, baby.
MintPANELIST
5:36
I ain't thinking of a town here.
MintPANELIST
5:37
You live in Townton.
Julie MercierGUEST
3:51
These documents were prepared by the attorneys for the respective developers and were reviewed by pertinent town entities and by town council.
Julie MercierGUEST
4:00
Approval of these documents is important to guarantee the town's right of entry onto these private properties, to remedy a variety of potential problems, and to provide the town with rights relating to public safety, for example, access, use, and maintenance of the fire cisterns, as well as access, inspection, maintenance, recreation, conservation, and enforcement of the conditions of the approvals and permits granted by the Planning Board.
Julie MercierGUEST
4:25
More information can be found on the Town Meeting page on the Town's website.
Julie MercierGUEST
4:29
If you have any questions, you can also email them to me at jmercier at carlilema.gov.
Julie MercierGUEST
4:38
Thank you for tuning in.

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Ben HerterGUEST
10:21
So Ben,
Chrissy O'SheaGUEST
10:22
where can residents find more information about the Demolition Review Bylaw?
Ben HerterGUEST
10:27
The Historical Commission will be hosting office hours at Town Hall on October 29th and November 10th.
Alex LeeGUEST
17:15
What time is trick-or-treating this year? I haven't seen anything put out about what the trick-or-treating hours are.
Alex LeeGUEST
17:24
When you and I grew up, Towns didn't tell you when to trick-or-treat.
Alex LeeGUEST
17:28
You just did it when you wanted.
Alex LeeGUEST
17:30
Yes.
Jerome StarkeyHOST
16:19
270 square kilometres, that's about one tenth of the size of the English county of Dorset.
Jerome StarkeyHOST
16:25
The town of Dobropilie, which was once a relatively safe logistics hub for Ukraine, supplying Towns further east now appears to be in peril.
Jerome StarkeyHOST
16:33
Reports from soldiers in Kramatorsk that it's constantly under drone attack and really feeling the pressure.
Jerome StarkeyHOST
16:39
You remember we talked about last week how Russian forces have finally captured Chazovia.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
76:24
These territories were recovered by Isabella and Ferdinand, who also obliged the grandees to pull down their fortified castles, abolish their private mints, abandon their private feuds, forego the style of royalty, and yield themselves up as loyal and orderly subjects of the crown.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
76:44
The Hermandad, or Confederacy of the Towns, was revived for checking robbery and other crimes of violence in the open country, and it proved a very effective police system.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
76:55
The great hereditary offices of state were shorn of their chief powers and became merely honorary titles in carefully chosen loyal houses.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
77:05
The royal forces at the beginning of the reign had been insignificant, but the troops used to conquer Granada were retained in part as a standing force in 1492, and there was added to them a volunteer army trained by the great captain Gonzalo de Córdoba himself.
Brent BillingsleyGUEST
48:27
It's santanvalley, all one word, .gov.
Brent BillingsleyGUEST
48:31
Okay.
Brent BillingsleyGUEST
48:32
And if you type that in right now, it will send you to the League of Arizona Cities and Towns, and you'll see this really ugly webpage.
Brent BillingsleyGUEST
48:41
But if you look at the top of that webpage, there's a link, and it says, click on our new website, and that's where the beautiful stuff is.
Jessica SarkissianHOST
48:47
Yeah.
Ernest HancockHOST
71:40
We'll have that as part...
Ernest HancockHOST
71:41
They understand how the League of Cities and Towns work, how, why they're gonna be doing a municipal cor- municipal corporation out here, how it is that they're...
Ernest HancockHOST
71:48
All these things.
Ernest HancockHOST
71:49
What is it that you actually own? Do you know how your de- do you even have one? You know, how...

39 MINS LATER

Ernest HancockHOST
111:15
Here comes the plug for the back of your matrix head.
Ernest HancockHOST
111:18
I mean, you know, you, you need to know, okay? Well, they don't know.
Ernest HancockHOST
111:21
And how the League of Cities and Towns, you know, get you to, I totally agree to tokenize, and I'll be part of, and you'll give me, you know, free sewer or something.
Ernest HancockHOST
111:31
So this is what we're going to be doing.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
11:11
So this is not the first effort to, uh, eliminate some of the tax revenue that municipalities kind of rely on, and lawmakers got rid of the rental tax a few years ago, which had similar pushback from municipalities.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
11:23
And so this is another one where, like, the League of Cities and Towns initially was saying, you know, "How are we going to survive without the taxes that we need?"
Lauren GilgerHOST
11:30
Mm-hmm.
Cameron SanchezCORRESPONDENT
11:31
Um, "We're gonna have to raise taxes elsewhere," is a common argument, "or we're going to have to cut services." That's what we hear every time one of these comes up.
Wayne SchutskyCORRESPONDENT
14:57
[laughs]
Lauren GilgerHOST
14:57
[laughs]
Wayne SchutskyCORRESPONDENT
14:58
They often, uh, you know, the League of Cities and Towns, the, the lobbying group that represents, um, all the cities and towns throughout the state, very powerful, um, influential group on both sides of the aisle, but especially with Democrats.
Lauren GilgerHOST
15:08
Hmm.
speaker_3NARRATOR
5:45
H. Lawrence.
speaker_3NARRATOR
5:47
Read for LibriVox.org. the cool of an oak's uncheckered shade falls on me as i lie in deep grass which rushes upward blade beyond blade while higher the darting grass-flowers pass piercing the blue with their crooked spires and waving flags and the ragged fires of the sorrel's cresset a green brave town vegetable new in renown over the tree's edge as over a mountain surges the white of the moon a cloud comes up like the surge of a fountain pressing round and low at first but soon heaving and piling a round white dome how lovely it is to be at home like an insect in the grass letting life pass there's a scent of clover crept through my hair from the full resource of some purple dome where that lumbering bee who can hardly bear his burden above me never has clomb but not even the scent of insouciant flowers makes pause the hours down the valley roars a townward train i hear it through the grass dragging the links of my shortening chain southwards alas Town by D. H. Lawrence.
speaker_3NARRATOR
7:34
Read for LibriVox.org. london used to wear her lights splendidly flinging her shawl fringe over the river tassels in abandon and up in the sky a two-eyed clock like an owl solemnly used to approve chime chiming approval goggle eyed fowl there are no gleams on the river no goggling clock no sound from st stephen's no lamp fringed frock instead darkness and skin wrapped fleet hurrying limbs soft footed dead london original wolf wrapped in pelts of wolves all her luminous garments gone London, with hair like a forest darkness, like a marsh of rushes, ere the Romans broke in her lair.
speaker_3NARRATOR
8:42
It is well that London, lair of sudden male and female darknesses, has broken her spell.
John MerrimanHOST
9:32
If you go to the Naugatuck Valley and the sort of Rust Belt there, I mean, the United States urbanizes, the eastern United States urbanizes very rapidly.
John MerrimanHOST
9:42
I mean, we'll come back to this when I talk about cities, but France does have large cities, above all Paris, but it is primarily an urbanization of very small places of what in French and in English, the same word, you would call bourgs, B-O-U-R-G-S, which are market towns, essentially.
John MerrimanHOST
10:00
So small towns.
John MerrimanHOST
10:01
So we're still dealing with a society in which production is overwhelmingly rural, but in which France is becoming a major kind of industrial producing country.

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