Jay K.
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On the article Steven W. Jones, Lifelong Charlestown Resident
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On the Blog Post Boston Will Be Back (I Hope)
Jay K.
9:21 am on Tuesday, April 16, 2013
ReplyThank you for this Jon! This is exactly the perspective we need and the attitude we should have. I hope to be on the sideline cheering when Conor runs! I would like to say I'll run with him, but I don't know if my fire hydrant frame is as mobile as yours.
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On the article PHOTOS: Explosions at Boston Marathon
Jay K.
9:08 am on Tuesday, April 16, 2013
ReplyThere's no cause for politics here. No one should be permitted use of this for any political advantage now and forever. A rational course of action is to learn what happened and, after careful deliberation, put in place reasonable preventative measures. But there's no way to know what such measures should be at this point.
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On the article Marathon Monday: Who's Running in Charlestown
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On the article Do You Trust Boston Cabs?
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On the article 11 in Charlestown to Run Boston Marathon for Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
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On the Blog Post Raise the Minimum Wage to $50 an Hour
Jay K.
10:49 am on Tuesday, March 19, 2013
ReplyI like that you've at least fleshed out an argument. But there are some pretty big holes in your thesis here - not the least of which is that upper management and shareholders are taking an ever increasing portion of the profits. Do you suppose they're adding increasingly more value to their respective companies?
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On the article CHS Wins Boston Moves For Health Challenge
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On the article Surface Option Selected for Rutherford Redesign
Jay K.
10:19 am on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
ReplyI'm excited about the surface plan. I hope our community applies the appropriate pressure to city officials to get the best possible design and outcome. Looking forward to the green space and easy access. Hopefully we can push them to move more quickly than a 10+ year timeframe.
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On the article Is Driving Really That Bad in Boston?
Jay K.
4:09 pm on Wednesday, March 6, 2013
ReplyYes it is. This is a really fantastic city to walk in and I actually like the T (even though the T does need to hurry up and join this century). But something happens to some people here when they get in their cars that makes them extremely rude. Not to pedestrians thankfully, they're very friendly to pedestrians in my humble opinion. But man are people jerks to their fellow driver. I once got honked at for not *anticipating* the green. Immediately upon the light changing from red to green, and I was paying close attention this particular moment, as my foot was moving from the brake to the gas - HOOONNKKKKK! Jeeesh. Whatever man.
Jay K.
7:48 am on Friday, May 10, 2013
Rest in peace, Steven. To his family and friends, I'm very sorry for your loss. May you find peace and healing.