Plainville joins towns pulling plug on 'safe' street lights
With no hope of closing a $1.3 million deficit by increasing property taxes, officials in Plainville have started experimenting with ways to cut expenses, including shutting off street lights in areas that are seen as not threatening public safety. (Full article: 771 words)
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