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Monday, page 1, above the fold: “Biotech sees more job cuts,” with several major local firms reducing workforces and facilities.
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I call on the Belmont City Council to instruct the Planning Dept's Mello that no non-residential projects are to be considered until the vacancy rates in the County's building stock are brought down to near zero. This is definitely a case of the right hand not knowing what the left hand is up to.
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