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The Cabot Yard project is currently out for public bid. The drawings come in at over 1gb, I heard. Suspect that a shorter version might be available somewhere.

I don't think Councilor McCarthy has delegated this to a staffer, but his Chief of Staff, Lee Blasi, seems to play an oversized role in anything parking or transportation related. She has repeatedly expressed skepticism about reduced parking minimums and development. She is very supportive of...

While I'm sure what has to be the busiest store on that section of Washington St, Archdale Liqueur, has quite a few customers, I'm sure their daily customer base is far, far less than the 19,000 daily bus riders along this corridor. But, I also tend to think that much of the concern from Dan...

A half-assed solution you say? It will help get people to school and work on time, but, as you say, won't be the game changer to get people back onto public transportation. When this was first publicly discussed about 18 months ago at City Hall, the Mayor's Dept of Neighborhood Services Dan...

Big news in Roslindale - a four week trial of a morning peak bus/bike lane begins May 7th: http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2018/04/12/roslindale-bus-only-lane-launch-may/CGlkWTWPiApflYr8lEbqWP/story.html

Jamaica Plain, most anywhere directly along the Orange Line for a less urban feel, closer to Centre St for the more urban feel. You also might be able to find something in the South End at your price range - but the backyard will just be a garden.

Similar slow speed issue SB between Tufts and Back Bay, I think it's even more painful. Before Community College, I just like to pretend that were on a roller coaster and just reaching the peak before we speed away.

Older but not. Canal was also closed in maybe '97 or '98 for an Irish music fest; I remember going in the evening and enjoying some Gaelic Punk. Street closings used to be far more common in the '90s, even Newbury was closed for a day as part of a jazz or swing fest around the same time.

When I saw the rendering for that Choo project on Hyde Park Ave, I vomited a little in my mouth. The progress shots make me think I need to restock my pepto bismol supply.

Bigeman312, just done. Thanks for pointing this out.

Been there since last fall...

Hey DZ, get with the tiimes why don't you; these days pussy is about power and self determination. Don't slander it. And remember to wear your helmet when you drive your car, you are far more likely to use it when driving.

If you guys are so afraid of the dark, perhaps it's time you move back in with your parents.

Don't blame the victim; blame the coward that ran him over and left him for dead. Our streets belong to all of us, to use at anytime.

The articulating Silver Line buses also completely destroyed the very pretty granite paver sidewalks that they installed on Washington Street in the South End and around South Station. I think that the City won a court case against the MBTA for the damage. edited because I can't tell one...

Brookline finally held it MassDOT 25% design hearing for the Gateway East project (Route 9, Washington St and Walnut St from Pond Ave to the old Brookline Bank Building). New Schedule: 75% design sept 2017 100% design Feb 2018 TIP funding is now for 2018 (My understanding is that the delay...

And I thought I was the only one!

Well, most of us were asleep! Seriously, glad to many of those, especially those from less frequently photo'd locations. Can't wait to see the ground level finished and the landscaping done - yes, I know I'm will have to wait until next year...

I apologize if I was unnecessarily harsh with this statement, it surely could have been written far better. To be fair, architects of the time were trying to create better places for people to work and live and were re-imagining how people could work in a manner not too unlike some of today's...

Who owns the Post Office Square Garage, the City? When the Aquarium Garage charges $38 how can the PO Garage charge so little?