Published 3 months ago

Mass. town wants private day cares to pay to play at local parks

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Arlington, Massachusetts, is considering a fee for private schools and day cares to use its public parks. The town says the fees would only affect schools that use the public parks regularly to help maintain the upkeep. The Greater Boston area has some of the highest child care costs in the country, according to data from the U.S. Department of Labor.

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Mass. town wants private day cares to pay to play at local parks

Private preschools and day cares in Arlington, Massachusetts, could soon be paying a fee to play in its public parks. It’s a proposal that’s causing concern among business owners. Arlington’s director of recreation said they’re currently collecting data on who is actually using the public playgrounds at what times before they make a final decision. But one day care owner...

3 months ago·Boston, United States

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