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A person rides their bike along a straight, flat, paved trail lined with trees to the left and a power line at right. The rider is approaching a small traffic circle junction with a street sign at left that reads "Speen St". In the middle of the junction is a stone column with the words "Natick Cochituate Rail Trail"

Trails

Natick’s Rail Trail Now Connects to Its Downtown MBTA Station

Marion Davis is a board member of WalkMassachusetts and lives in Somerville.

Marion Davis

Brendan Kearney is executive director of WalkMassachusetts and a former member of the StreetsblogMASS board of directors. He lives in Framingham.

Brendan Kearney

Op-ed

Guest Column: Enough With the Snow, We Deserve Accessible Sidewalks

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Christian MilNeil

A sidewalk buried in a messy mixture of snow and slush along a busy city street in a neighborhood commercial area lined with one-story retail buildings.

Walking

Eyes On the Street: Days After the Storm, Boston’s Sidewalks Are An Inaccessible Mess

A photograph of a bridge construction zone in winter. In the foreground a metal crash barrier and chain link fence separate a concrete sidewalk (left) from a multi-lane roadway (right). In the middle distance another fence blocks the sidewalk, with an orange "detour" sign pointing right towards the roadway behind an orange construction barrel. In the distance, a crash barrier in the roadway separates car traffic from a temporary sidewalk across the bridge. On the left edge of the photo a second pedestrian bridge joins with the sidewalk.

Walking

Natick’s Rail Trail Now Connects to Its Downtown MBTA Station

Guest Column: Enough With the Snow, We Deserve Accessible Sidewalks

Eyes On the Street: Days After the Storm, Boston’s Sidewalks Are An Inaccessible Mess

Update: MassDOT Improves Allston Construction Detour Following Streetsblog Coverage

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