Quality of life is defined as the overall enjoyment of life, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary. Its precise meaning is broader, including the degree to which a person or group of people can enjoy activities of daily life. By that definition, the quality of life for 10th Street residents in Ship Bottom isn’t good, some say.
“It’s stealing my relaxation,” Candyce Chimera, who has a home on 10th Street, said of the heavy traffic and speeding that have become a mainstay on that residential…
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