Buddhist Monk Must Wait To Hear Fate Of Proposed Temple On Hamilton Street

May 2, 2014 Religion

5-1-14 zoning board2 — Truong Son T. Huynh, a Buddhist monk, speaks to his interpreter during the May 1 Zoning Board meeting.

A Buddhist monk will have to wait until at least July to find out if he’ll be able to convert his Hamilton Street home into a temple.

In the meantime, the monk’s planners and attorney will confer to see if the proposed 2,677-square-foot, two-story building can be trimmed down a bit.

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