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Moving against McMansionization

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People in Wellesley are banding together to stop McMansionization -- the tearing down of normal-sized homes to build enormous ones -- in their neighborhood.

Susan D. Kunk and her husband, Jens Kruse, (pictured) live in a modest blue Cape-style home on Denton Street. The house across the street from them was torn down and a big, tall one was put in its place.

Little appetite for McMansions

(Globe Staff Photo / Suzanne Kreiter)
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