He would, but he was walking down Dot Ave on the way to some Ethnic trendy restaurant or to take a tour of the areas historic check cashing establishments, but someone stole his laptop. ;)
The distribution on that map is striking. You have whole neighborhoods without any foreclosures at all -- Allston-Brighton, Jamaica Plain, Mission Hill, Fenway, South End, Back Bay. Then you have some neighborhoods with a few scattered dots --Roxbury, Southie, Eastie, Hyde Park, Roslindale, Mattapan. And then there's Dorchester. Wow.
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God help us
By bobmetcalf - 2/23/08 - 11:01 am
Does this mean that that horrible troll
"anonymous" is going to go on another
Dorchester rant?
How many hits of crack is a laptop worth?
By Anonymous (not verified) - 2/23/08 - 11:08 am
He would, but he was walking down Dot Ave on the way to some Ethnic trendy restaurant or to take a tour of the areas historic check cashing establishments, but someone stole his laptop. ;)
That's quite a clustering
By Ron Newman - 2/23/08 - 11:15 am
The distribution on that map is striking. You have whole neighborhoods without any foreclosures at all -- Allston-Brighton, Jamaica Plain, Mission Hill, Fenway, South End, Back Bay. Then you have some neighborhoods with a few scattered dots --Roxbury, Southie, Eastie, Hyde Park, Roslindale, Mattapan. And then there's Dorchester. Wow.
It also matches up fairly well with ...
By adamg - 2/23/08 - 9:39 pm
The murder map for the past year. Basically, certain poor neighborhoods are not catching a break.