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    Somerville Infill and Small Developments

    Yeah the gut reno down the street from my apartment is a very satured forest green. It's really peculiar, but at least it's not grey I guess?
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    Somerville Infill and Small Developments

    Hey, like it or not, it's art, who are we to criticize it? I also think as far as the message goes, criticizing things for being grey is genuinely more likely to get ppl on your side than worrying about gentrifiers
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    Porter Square Infill and Small Developments

    The sign on the front wrapping around that dumb hexagon is amazing.
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    Biking in Boston

    What I don't get is why she needs to be a Senator. Does she really need to become Elizabeth Warren? At least Warren appears to have values. She could be the mayor for 20 years, do whatever she wants, retire to a prestige sinecure job in the federal government or nonprofit sector and retire...
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    Biking in Boston

    https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/07/10/metro/louisa-gag-cyclist-fatal-crash-tremont-street/ Globe posted another article about it. Nice little body count the green new deal mayor is collecting here.
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    Cambridge Infill and Small Developments

    We want property values to go down. I'm not sure why this is even controversial. Rent is never gonna come down unless property values flatline or crash. Plus all this talk of home affordability for home buyers - in order for people to "afford" homes, the homes need to be cheaper. This is one of...
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    Biking in Boston

    Somerville has some sneaky good neighborhood bike lanes, whereas cambridge has at times been pretty reticent to put them on side streets. For example the bike lanes on Washington St. in Somerville are great and would never be installed in cambridge. They in fact end at the town border.
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    Biking in Boston

    Hi AB, KCasiglio put me in contact with the comms team for the MPO, and I was able to publish a piece about this survey: https://csindie.com/planners-dont-know-what-you-know-but-you-can-tell-them/
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    Local Politics Thread

    Agreed, both these decisions favor the status quo that Mass likes so much, with the least productive legislative branch ever, and this just furthers that. Likely these justices were hired to not rock the boat. Edit: and to clarify, this isn’t a comment on the merits of either proposal...
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    Northeastern University Multipurpose Athletic Facility | 262 St. Botolph Street | Fenway

    It just keeps getting uglier, pretty incredible. At least their president has a gold-plated toilet.
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    Local Politics Thread

    This is pretty squarely just legislating from the bench, right? This is really odd. I guess the justices are pretty committed libs.
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    MBTA Commuter Rail (Operations, Keolis, & Short Term)

    I know we are train heads, but the T is a function of the state government, the state government wanted the world cup to happen, I think it is more of an embarassment if 20k scots are left trying to uber to the stadium all at once rather than commuters endure more of their regular indignity...
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    Hurley Building Redevelopment | 19 Staniford St | West End

    Rumor has it that the Mayor has requested a historic parking lot be constructed on the site - parking is to be free and for north end residents only
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    Dover, NH Development thread

    This former roundhouse for the railroad - currently salmon falls stoneware - is set to be redeveloped.
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    Brookline Infill and Small Developments

    14 Green St, Brookline, new-looking building, apparently falling apart per this photo:

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