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Housing plan draws critics' ire

By Robert Knox
Globe Correspondent / February 1, 2007

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A plan to build more than 700 housing units near the town's commuter rail station will go before Kingston voters at Town Meeting this spring. Although the deal could net the town $2.7 million in grants, opponents are questioning both the process behind the proposal and the size of the project. (Full article: 773 words)

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