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"ASSESSING THE CURRENT ACCESSIBILITY OF PUBLIC SERVICES * What is the present level of services in the community? * What is the current distribution of services in the community (to social groups or to neighborhoods)? * What are the anticipated needs and accessibility to services of the future population? * Are there organizational or coordination problems currently being encountered by service organizations or agencies? * May such problems be encountered in future service delivery? If so, what are they? * What are the implications of future service and facility requirements and revenue sources on tax levels, net fiscal balance and service quality?"

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The Internal Revenue Service today announced a three-month tax filing and payment extension to Boston area taxpayers and others affected by Monday's explosions. Per the IRS, this relief applies to all individual taxpayers who live in Suffolk County, Mass., including the city of Boston.

While watching "The Secret Life of Garbage" on BIO channel, the name Veolia was introduced and identified as a waste-removal business. I recognized the name from "Blue Gold" a documentary about the ever-increasing privatization of water--Veolia is one of the largest water-rights owners and industrial waste-water management: they pollute the ground water, clean it, then sell it back to the people whose ground-water they "own". Do you know who OWNS your drinking water? What's up with your