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Massachusetts finally studies inadequate payments towns get for state-owned land

Brimfield State Forest Civilian Conservation Corps
A Civilian Conservation Corps interpretative panel sits at the picnic area near Damon Pond in Brimfield State Forest. The state is rethinking the level of payments it provides to towns that are home to untaxed state land. (Jim Kinney/ The Republican)The Republican

How much is cleaner air worth? What’s the dollar value of flood control? Local food? How about the value of hiking and hunting and boating?

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