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Citizen complaint of the day: Dead trees make children sad
By adamg on Sat, 08/15/2015 - 11:07am
A concerned citizen implores the city to do something about the ant-infested dead tree in front of 739 Bennington St. in East Boston before one of these adorable tots bursts into tears or the tree falls on a car or something.
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Stop using children as props.
Stop using children as props.
The self appointed internet nanny
Has spoken.
tears
Kids learn very young that tears will get them what they want.
Wait a second
If I cry the city will fix problems?!?
I'm not sure this works in practice, though. I know a lot of people who shed tears over the lack of snow removal and parking enforcement last winter and it didn't seem to do squat.
That photo is definitely not
That photo is definitely not outside 73 Bennington street in Eastie or anywhere near there , there is no green grass around 73 bennington street the grounds around there is scattered with Lottery tickets, coffee cups and smoke buds instead of grass, citizens connect has it it completely wrong! Please make a correction.
Good help is so hard to find these days
I wish I could find reporters who know how to type!
You're correct: The address is actually 739 Bennington St., which is definitely at the leafy end of Bennington, and which is the address that was given on
Citizens ConnectBos:311. The missing digit has been added and the staff has been warned to be more careful. Again.Adam to Proofreading Staff
You're Fired!
FHIT
Future Hipsters in Training. Killing the sad for tree face.
Is that all there is my
Is that all there is my friend?