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Boston, MassDOT Seek ‘Mega’ Cash to Build Allston/I-90 Project
By Christian MilNeil |
On Tuesday, Mayor Michelle Wu and MassDOT submitted a grant application to Washington in hopes of winning $1.2 billion to build the Allston Multimodal Project, a massive reconfiguration of Interstate 90, Soldiers Field Road, and the Framingham/Worcester railroad line on 90 acres of land along the Charles River waterfront in Allston. The funding request will […]
Four Reasons that Pedestrian Deaths Just Hit a 40-Year High
By Kea Wilson |
"I am shouting from the rooftops to get the public on board" with safety initiatives, says one activist.
Checking in on the Franklin Park Action Plan
By Grecia White |
Many park users are still unaware of it, but for the past two years, the City of Boston has been formulating a new master plan for Franklin Park, and the planning team expects to release its recommendations to revitalize the city’s largest public park later this year. The Franklin Park Action Plan kicked off its […]
Windshield Bias Afflicts Broadcast Media’s Coverage of Cambridge Bike Lane Projects
By Christian MilNeil |
This spring, the Cambridge City Council has endured several marathon public meetings to discuss – and ultimately reject – petitions that sought to roll back some of the city’s landmark bike and pedestrian safety initiatives. Each time, dozens of residents have lined up to testify in defense of policies like the city’s Cycling Safety Ordinance. […]
Driver Kills 50 Year-Old Woman In Brockton
By Christian MilNeil |
A driver who claims she was blinded by the morning sun, yet continued driving anyhow, struck and killed a woman walking along West Chestnut Street in Brockton early Wednesday morning. Officials have identified the victim as Chafang Wu, a 50 year-old Brockton resident. Wu appears to have been walking along the southern side of West […]