As the back-and-forth over the true impact of the Democratic National Convention continues, the city of Boston conceded yesterday that its initial assessment didn't include $70 million in negative impacts. That's the expected cost of transportation shutdowns, lost tourism, and the fact that the convention is keeping the city from hosting other high-profile events this summer. (Full Article: 389 Words)
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