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Probably not but what they suffer with now is far more than the place can handle and it makes it both a less attractive place to live and to spend time for anyone acquainted with how much better it used to be. It’s one of those places that could be so much nicer if it was a lot harder to get to.

The last thing anyone who actually lives in or visits Newport regularly wants is more day trippers waddling up and down the sidewalks debating between the t-shirt or the refrigerator magnet to commemorate their visit.

https://www.rockefellercenter.com/magazine/arts-culture/guide-to-skylift-at-top-of-the-rock/

BA is all 787-10 next summer … brand new planes. Guess they’re refocusing on local traffic, a good J product and letting the leisure traffic go elsewhere.

Absolutely. And that was extraordinarily tame.

Not sure if it’s ignorance or an agenda but everyone knows Google hotels is notoriously unreliable as it links to a lot of highly questionable third party booking sites.

I’d love to know which three star and above hotels they used to come up with these numbers. I’d move in in a second.

Even this weekend, in tonight and out Monday and only looking at Marriott properties - $216/night for the East Boston Courtyard to $634 for the Ritz with good spots like the W and Copley Westin and Marriott around $400.

Here’s some actual data instead of your cherry-picked peak season/event rates. https://www.hospitalitynet.org/opinion/4120230.html

Good policy. This assistance would only go to people who are working, paying taxes and are sufficiently established to check all the boxes to qualify for financing.

And RFK Jr.’s dimmest brain worm has entered the chat.

Aside from the fact that your initial supposition re BlackRock is complete bullshit, what you propose would likely be illegal, unethical, economically catastrophic and ultimately very easy for companies to get around if such a law was implemented. And that all assumes that there’s a politician...

But it’s a critical element of our skyline!!!

Fortunately this isn’t China.

The closest thing to a peerage on this side of the pond.

It’s $1 for six months. You probably just spent more than a dollar’s worth of your time clicking that link to find you couldn’t read it and then typing that complaint.

The massing with the “twist” and bump outs in the original proposal is far more complex from a cost standpoint. The imitation stone precast was likely also more expensive. I would have thought that would be obvious.

She’s out to lunch. Sure, let’s drop a massive tax hike proposal that has no chance of getting out of committee in the middle of a critical election season. She’ll score herself three extra votes from Massachusetts “progressives” and write a string of ads for the GOP in the process.

What a relief! Imagine if we had lost those smoke stacks?