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Although humility would no doubt keep him from accepting the honor, I can't think of a better name than "Menino Boulevard".

They've got some balls over at the 'crab!

So, the most recent Boston Courant has an article about something I've never heard of (imagine that?). I skimmed most of the article, but basically, the way I read it, in 1957 construction began on the Prudential building. Due to financing issues, it eventually stopped (sound familiar?)...

Re: Silver Line Phase III Jiminy Cricket ... seriously, I thought this had all been done by now?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: Copley Place plan calls for condo tower I LOVE IT!

Re: GrandMarc at St. Botolph BECAUSE I'M THE EMPEROR OF BOSTON, THAT'S WHY! Menino: Private Dorm ?Not A Viable Project? By Thomas Grillo Banker & Tradesman

BRA Wants Greenway Consultant By Thomas Grillo, Banker & Tradesman

Re: Patriots Place Same always happens with every new residential development. "It's rumored a high-end 'name' chef is planning on opening a restaurant right downstairs!"

Why do some people think that Starbucks is a good place to park their kids when they have nothing else to do? Why is it always in the Starbucks I'm in?

Oh, wait, that was a really lame hint. Sorry, I was high when I wrote that. Scott Van Voorhis has left the Herald. Here's a link to the job posting for his replacement: http://www.journalismjobs.com/Job_Listing.cfm?JobID=974659

No more soaring, no more toney neighborhoods ... That's the rumor on the street ... ... developing ...

Re: Jacob Wirth's Howard Johnsons / Radisson obliterates that bloc, for example.

Re: Russia Wharf Is your uncle Steve Roth???

Re: W Hotel Or, "In the reflection of that glass, I can see my life quietly washing away into nothingness."

Re: W Hotel I can hear the cop now, "I DARE THIS BUILDING TO BREAK THE LAW!"

An in-depth article appears in last week's New York magazine that attempts to answer the question: is NYC's "new" architecture better than its "old". I think the online version is a lot longer, with a lot more photos, but I haven't yet read either, so I can't say for sure. The Glass Stampede...

Re: Battery Wharf It's interesting (but perhaps, irrelevant) that the two waterfront hotel - condo projects (Battery Wharf and the InterContinental) have both suffered a bit in sales. Battery Wharf has higher prices than the InterContinental, I believe, but otherwise share some similarities...

Ron, you say, "You'd walk by," all these theaters. Don't you mean, "Walk into"?

Okay, let the questions begin. The only location I can't figure out is the "Sager" building - is this Essex Street or thereabouts? What a shame about the Federal Reserve building. This predates me, but I remember the parking garage next door, very well. I had no idea about the building on...

This totally gave me a hard-on. The Opera House always looks as if it's crying, to me.