Stone wall at corner was built by City and was damaged last winter by a snow plow. How does this wall get fixed? Will the City fix it or the landowner - (which may involve insurance?)

This woman lives next to an elderly couple who is taken care of by their daughters. She supposedly trains dogs. It is an extreme health hazard for this woman not to mention the elderly couple next door to have to be subjected to the bug infestation caused by the laziness of this woman not mowing her lawn. If she trains dog's isn't that a health hazard in itself because of ticks and fleas? She tries to hide it by partially mowing her front lawn and never does her back lawn. Also in the winter time she never plows her driveway or shovels she just drives over it she also never shovels her front walk. She is creating a trailer park on Lincoln Street. Would somebody contact the health department? Extreme health hazard considering she has dogs or she supposedly training them? I guess all the elevators don't go to the top. Since this Photograph was taken it's gotten worse.

The last storm took down a lot of trees along Parmenter Street and several weeks have passed. While trees were moved to the shoulder immediately following the storm, there are still large issues with trees alongside the road. The snow is now mostly gone and the debris lining the road is forcing cars to cross the center lane repeatedly along the entire length of Parmenter St in Marlborough. Can we move / chip / or otherwise ensure the vegetation is pulled back from the road?

Health hazard does not mow lawn has permanent tarp up in back yard. Has a dog walking business due to dogs being in backyard is this not a health hazard? Does not shovel driveway or front sidewalk in winter just drives over the snow and lets it melt in her driveway.