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	<title>Comments on: Abinanti To New Castle: Get Lost</title>
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		<title>By: Jim Doughty</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jim Doughty</dc:creator>
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		<description>I covered the genesis of Hudson Hills as a local reporter, and later worked in Andy O&#039;Rourke&#039;s public affairs office when the project was getting off the ground. The factual points of Tom Abinanti&#039;s letter ring true to me.

Setting aside land from the IBM parcel to provide taxable development for the town was a significant part of the deal. It was a prominent part of the discussion, not a footnote.

(Something about Hudson Hills appears to warp memories. I read a few years ago about some legislators who say now they &quot;wouldn&#039;t have voted for it&quot; [the land purchase] if they&#039;d known it was for a golf course. *Everyone* knew it was for a golf course. Week after week, giant headlines.)</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I covered the genesis of Hudson Hills as a local reporter, and later worked in Andy O&#8217;Rourke&#8217;s public affairs office when the project was getting off the ground. The factual points of Tom Abinanti&#8217;s letter ring true to me.</p>
<p>Setting aside land from the IBM parcel to provide taxable development for the town was a significant part of the deal. It was a prominent part of the discussion, not a footnote.</p>
<p>(Something about Hudson Hills appears to warp memories. I read a few years ago about some legislators who say now they &#8220;wouldn&#8217;t have voted for it&#8221; [the land purchase] if they&#8217;d known it was for a golf course. <strong>Everyone</strong> knew it was for a golf course. Week after week, giant headlines.)</p>
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