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A heated moment at a city board meeting erupted over a simple hat — one alderman was called out for violating decorum, then removed his hat and kept it off for the rest of the session. Meanwhile, the board tackled tax policy, clarifying that Habitat for Humanity seeks property tax exemptions during development — not the frozen rates some confuse it with. Concerns also surfaced over possible legionella at Bardwell House, with residents left in the dark as management withheld info — though state health officials say no widespread risk exists. Upcoming committee meetings will address blighted properties, repairs at the Spruce Street rail crossing, and major infrastructure work on Terrill Street — showing the city’s relentless push to manage everything from petty protocol to public health and urban renewal.

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