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...order to address the concerns of the community, Harvard entered into negotiations regarding a “payment in lieu of taxes” (PILOT), an annual sum given to the town to compensate for the lost tax revenue, similar to the arrangement that Harvard has with Cambridge and Boston...
...September 2002, Harvard and Watertown entered into a deal for 52 years under which the University would pay a $3.8 million annual PILOT, an amount that would increase at a 3 percent annual rate. Watertown officials calculated that the PILOT would provide $480 million in revenue over the life of the agreement. In addition, Harvard agreed to make a one-time contribution of $500,000 to the Watertown schools and a $100,000 annual contribution to a special community enrichment fund...
...PROVIDE TRAINING IBM's pilot program Transition to Teaching will train prospective retirees to be math and science teachers. Reimbursed up to $15,000 for tuition and stipends, employees learn while still on the payroll and can continue to use IBM's online teacher-training services after they graduate to the classroom...
...sleep in my own bed," says Rogers. But he says being deployed in Iraq was easier because he was isolated from the daily errands and the emotional demands of family life. His wife Laura feels differently about his being home. "It takes the edge off being a pilot's wife," she says, "that at least I know I won't be getting that phone call in the middle of the night telling me my husband has been shot down...
...PILOT Captain Matt Buehler controls the Predator's flight from 7,000 miles away with a joystick and a computer keyboard; he also fires its missiles...