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NewsFlash:	Attachment
01-09-2007
01-24-2007
02-02-2007 “Nightmare on Hopmeadow Street”
02-11-2007
02-21-2007
03-15-2006
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Documents:

• CPTV – SPRAWL: Driven by denial
• Andersonville Study of Retail Economics-Study
• Andersonville Study of Retail Economics-Summary
• Barnstable Fiscal Impact Report
• The Benefits of going local
• Former Zoning Commission Chairman Michael Bradley Conflict of Interest Disclosure from 12-22-05
• Former Zoning Commission Chairman Michael Bradley Letter-3-1-2006
• Former Zoning Commission Chairman Michael Bradley PDF
• Canton C.A.R.E. - Final Argument
• Competing with the Big Box Stores
• CROG Livable Communities
• The Economic Analysis of Local vs Chain Stores
• The Economic Impact of Local vs Chain Stores
• The Economic Impact of big box
• Fiscal Impacts of Land use in Ohio
• Full Blue Ribbon Commission Report Final
• Impact of Big Box Hardware Stores
• Route 10 Corridor Summary
• The “Shils report”: Measuring the Economic and Sociological Impact of the Mega-Retail Discount Chains on Small Enterprise in Urban, Suburban, and Rural Communities

URL’s:

• Anti Wal-Mart and Pro Wal-Mart Web Sites, Community Big Box Battle Links
• Big Box Retail What can a community do about them
• Current
• Hometowns, Not Home Depot
• Institute for Community Preservation
• Simsbury Cable TV
• Sprawl-Busters Reading List
• Welcome to the new WalmartWatch.com
• ZC Chairman Bradley’s Konover Connection
• Read about Bradley’s Konover Connection in the Hartford Advocate
• SHARE Endorses Candidates Romano & Hampton
• 2005 Candidates
• SHARE’s analysis of the issues