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Doug Brendel
I was in Colorado for a couple days last week, and I confess, it was disorienting.
As far as I could tell, Colorado is virtually indistinguishable from Massachusetts, and Denver is practically Ipswich.
You get off the plane at Denver, and it’s a half-hour drive to downtown. Likewise, landing at Logan, and it’s a half-hour drive to Ipswich.
Only as you pay close attention do you begin to realize which place you’ve landed in.
For example: You might notice, during the Colorado version of this journey, that you’re driving through vast expanses of nothing as opposed to the Massachusetts version, which features a world-record density of tantalizing restaurants and retail businesses. Every time I return home by air, I must make a conscious effort not to stop in Saugus and spend money. Polcari’s and Kowloon call my name, in different accents. The Denver experience is nothing like that. Colorado has no Saugus.
Doug Brendel
Worried about what, exactly? Helen Weatherall can tell you.
She’s that high-energy member of Ipswich’s Green Energy Committee and Community Development Steering Committee, and an associate member of the Planning Board, who’s now running for the lone soon-to-be-open position on the Ipswich Select Board.
Helen has been out campaigning, street to street, door to door, and she’s gotten an earful from local residents.
They’re worried about lots of things, she reports: the status of Pavilion Beach for use by non-locals; the abuse of open spaces; the timetable for lifting pandemic-era restrictions; the actual affordability of the so-called “affordable” units in the proposed Bruni mega-project on Essex Road; and more.