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What Planting Trees In the Street Could Look Like in Boston: Learning From Other Cities
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As the effects of climate change begin to worsen, replacing heat-absorbing pavement with new trees can help make a difference toward expanding our urban canopy when space is limited.
Citing Structural Hazards, T Shuts Down Critical Access Point to JFK/UMass Station
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A T spokesperson said that repairs will take “at least 4-5 weeks before the concourse can be re-opened."
RTAs Are Giving Their Riders A Holiday Bonus
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All 15 of the commonwealth's Regional Transit Authorities (every non-MBTA bus route in the state, in other words) will suspend fare collection for the holiday season, from the day after Thanksgiving until New Year's Eve.
PHOTOS: Boston City Hall Plaza’s Grand Opening
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“This plaza wasn’t just shaped by our values, it brings them to life. It was built by the people of Boston, for the people of Boston for generations to come,” said Mayor Wu.
MBTA Board Updates: Green Line to Medford Will Open Dec. 12
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At today's monthly MBTA board of directors meeting, T officials announced that the Medford branch of the new Green Line Extension project would finally open next month. "I am pleased to announce that the Green Line Extension Medford branch will open at the start of service on December 12. We are really pleased to be […]
Nuevas Normas de Diseño Para Calles Mas Seguras y Verdes
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El mes pasado, funcionarios municipales y estatales se juntaron para anunciar las primeros normas de infraestructura verde en Boston, con el fin de aumentar la resiliencia de la ciudad contra el cambio climático por medio de pequeñas instalaciones en las calles. Read the article in English. En una junta de prensa en Central Square Park […]