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Council approves 13 new homes amid fears over 'unintended consequences'

Summary by The Examiner
St Helens is set for 13 new homes after the Break O'Day Council unanimously supported a major development application.

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Council approves 13 new homes amid fears over 'unintended consequences'

St Helens is set for 13 new homes after the Break O'Day Council unanimously supported a major development application.

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Unintended consequences of STR articles

I am writing this open letter to all the caretakers, hospitality, service and retail workers making a living on Nantucket on behalf of my family and other families like ours who own a home on Nantucket but are not full-time…

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The Examiner broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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