Dissatisfaction with top incumbents follows voters’ views of the direction of the city but most remain optimistic about the future.
The initiative will be especially beneficial to low- and moderate-income homeowners, who often aren’t able to afford the upfront costs associated with making their homes more energy efficient.
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