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...ba href=/bipolar disorder/a/b and depression problems.The building would house about a dozen people at a time, Hartman said."We will encourage them to participate in cooking and taking care of the place," Hartman said.Even though the inn has been on the market for over a year, it is still open and will continue operating unless the project gets the OK.Officials also said there are meetings scheduled so the public can ask questions about the plan."Are they going to be permanent residents?

" Fortier asked.

"If they are, do they need that million-dollar view that Williamstown can make a lot of money off of?

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