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https://usa.streetsblog.org/2025/04/29/breaking-house-moves-to-rescind-3-1b-for-reconnecting-communities-divided-by-highways It’s over

https://usa.streetsblog.org/2025/04/29/breaking-house-moves-to-rescind-3-1b-for-reconnecting-communities-divided-by-highways It’s over

Building has already started. Concrete walls are being poured.

Very much progressing. The concrete walls are being poured and the plaza is being constructed.

Is that fence between the old and new plaza going to stay?

There are VMS’s on both ends of CHA notifying drivers of the hearing on May 8th…

Lee Street and Hammond Street are next. Installation later this year. Heath is too narrow in certain areas for bike lanes.

Why make North Beacon Street have 2 lanes at the intersection when it only has one lane after to the east?

And that’s what the residents want… https://jessehefter.com/CHA_Project/Petition_2025.htm

The Town of Brookline will present three new plans for Chestnut Hill Ave on May 8. Two of them include some type of bike accommodation but the third has none. As much support as possible is needed in order to insure that protected bike lanes are installed on Chestnut Hill Ave. Project page...

https://mass.streetsblog.org/2025/04/09/here-are-the-street-projects-in-bostons-latest-capital-budget

At the meeting it was said that the federal grant is just a supplement and that there is backup funding if it gets taken back.

That’s a guardrail by the looks of it and it’s only on the stretch where there is another road next to McGrath. Probably a safety feature to protect the small roads.

https://www.mass.gov/doc/massdot-meeting-presentation-somerville-cambridge-32525/download Presentation from the meeting

Since the street is being repaved there is no reason to not add better bike lanes.

NIMBYs on Chestnut Hill Ave are not backing down. https://brookline.news/what-to-know-about-the-towns-plan-for-chestnut-hill-avenues-bike-lanes/

Delta to launch flights to St Thomas and increase Cancun to 2 daily. Only for 2 weeks Dec 20-Jan 5 https://news.delta.com/winter-wanderlust-delta-adds-st-vincent-and-grenada-expands-caribbean-mexico-and-central-america

https://brookline.news/contractor-faces-fines-after-egregious-unpermitted-demolition-of-beverly-road-home/

It doesn’t cost 33 million to design that. That is the professional service contract.

In the CIP meeting yesterday, it was mentioned that the total cost estimated for Newburyport electrification is over 800 million. The 10 million substation is all they could afford at this time. This must mean they are planning for EMUs.