[pepsionice]

I spent a week in Woburn (business-related) back in the 1990s. It’s an interesting area.

On housing in the community...just a lot of tight control on building permits, so I doubt (20 years later) that they can handle even a hundred folks appearing out of thin air, and demanding ‘housing’ (other than hotels).

I’d also cite cost of living, and unless you had some skillcraft or special education....you won’t make enough to survive under normal circumstances there. Woburn folks might as well hand a cross-country bus-ticket to the migrants and tell them that SF is ‘best’ in the winter months.

[joma89]

Virtue signalling coming home to roost. Stupid democrats.

[wita]

Woburn folks might as well hand a cross-country bus-ticket to the migrants and tell them that SF is ‘best’ in the winter months.

Now that is worth a LOL.

I can’t remember the quote exactly, but isn’t there a ditty that says the coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in SF?

[x]

Woburn's had bad news for a long time. The water was polluted and caused health problems. The John Travolta (and Howie Carr) movie, A Civil Action, was about Woburn.