I finally got paid for my Brockton consulting work! What a cool place Brockton is! Well, maybe not cool yet, but getting there. And a much more open and receptive City Council and community leaders, stepping up to make changes! It certainly is a vastly imporved downtown over ten years ago, from what people say.
And their city council is very polite, even when they argue against an Urban Renewal Plan and DIF Financing Plan. Then they ultimately saw the light and unanimously approved it this past Monday. I’m a little proud for the part I played in both those documents.
I remember way back in the day when Fitchburg City Councillors would, after arguing about an important matter, then unite in unanimity to show their solidarity to move forward when it was apparent the issue would be approved. No longer!
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So I got my shrubbery trimmed by a local landscaper, promised my wife a Fit-Bit, and paid off my mortgage! Well, actually, that last was done with proceeds from selling my ’63 Avanti.