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3 takeaways from WBUR's town hall with Boston Mayor Michelle Wu

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Couldn’t join us live for our CitySpace town hall with Boston Mayor Michelle Wu? Here are three highlights from the conversation, from the Wu's defense of the plan to make White Stadium the home of a professional women's soccer team to the possibility of a property tax hike for businesses.

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How? Wu said the renovation plan would “at least triple” the hours Boston Public Schools can use the stadium, which has fallen into disrepair and currently sits “locked up” most of the time. Meanwhile, the women’s soccer team’s 13-15 home games a year “would end up taking less than 10% of the available hours.”

 

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