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Has there been any visible movement on the Arboretum Link / Roslindale Gateway Path?

Which leads us to the fact that you could take every building over 4 stories out of East Boston or Somerville and they would still be denser than most American cities. Skyscrapers are awesome but so is the medieval city both stone and wood.

Actually I don't believe any of that it was an inside joke. King o Sheeba gave me the business about another place and I was just giving it back. But seriously as a kid in the 70s we would never get near the stadium with a car. We would park and walk a couple miles down rt 1. It was brutal for...

And the name is cringy bad, worse than Whoop

Parking lots hurt families and communities. Having tailgating that attract yt isn’t good for anyone. Foxboro is working class. It should be.

It might end up being McMansions on 2 acre plots. The VA isn't on a main road

225 Franklin Street version should get as much love as the others

Yes, Quincy should annex Boston and create Super Quincy

This will run behind the building https://www.dotnews.com/2021/public-comment-heavily-favors-latest-neponset-greenway-link

It does say that the JP campus was built in the 1950's and is in bad shape, they recommend consolidating some services on campus and moving others to West Roxbury and Weymouth in order to free up space for sale or development and lower operating costs.

I don't commute but I have people visiting the city in the summer for the first time and I've considered using the water taxi as a way of, I guess, restaurant or bar hop around the harbor for a night. It would be a grand introduction to the city Any suggestions on that would be welcome

It's a waterfront community with almost no waterfront. Just ways for people from Scituate to get to work

The Blvd is terrible but this building will have the bike trail running behind it to the beach or the Blue Hills

You can back off. Someone asks the future of Salisbury and I gave an opinion based on walking down the beach and seeing more and more large houses and less vacant properties which there used to be many. Maybe I should have used the term developed so I wouldn't trigger you

I didn't "report" anyone. Ask the moderator

The residential real estate is getting more year-round and more high end, and the beaches and state park are pretty good. I hope they are able to save some of the old honky tonk but I predict it will gentrify and that's mostly a good thing

Because I mixed it up with with the Shreve Crump and Low one

I hope not

I don't want it

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