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Trails

Eyes On the Street: Two New Path Connections In Fenway

<p>Sam Mintz is a Boston-based journalist covering transportation and energy policy. Before moving back to his hometown in 2021, Sam spent five years in D.C. covering Congress and federal agencies for Politico and E&amp;E News. He lives in Brighton, equidistant to stops on the B,C, and D branches of the Green Line.</p>


Sam Mintz

Elections and Politics

Two Factions Square Off Over Housing Issues in Brookline Town Meeting Races

<p>Got tips? Send them to me via Signal, the encrypted messaging app, at 207-310-0728. You can also follow me on <a href="https://better.boston/@cmilneil" rel="me">Mastodon.</a></p>


Christian MilNeil

A route 28 bus advertising the fare-free pilot passes through Grove Hall on Blue Hill Avenue on October 5, 2021.

Equity

15 Cities and Towns Ask the T to Streamline Agreements for Fare-Free Bus Programs

Bicycling

A Roundup of Holdups

The entrance to the new Fenway multi-use path from Miner Street, showing the Landmark Center building in the background at left.

Eyes on the Street: New Trail, Bike Projects Connect the Fenway

Bus lanes

MBTA Will Paint 4.8 Miles of New Bus Lanes This Summer

Advocacy Opportunities

Brookline Considers Bus Lanes For Its Biggest Transit Bottleneck

MassDOT

Among Elected Officials, A Strong Consensus Against I-90 Viaduct On the Charles River

MassTrails Program Announces $4 Million in Grants for 55 Trail Projects

Brookline Boards Endorse Car Lane Closures to Give Pedestrians More Space

Brookline