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The buses are not on the tarmac but drive on the roadways, if you can call them roadways, where airport vehicles are allowed. The Logan express buses are escorted by a lead vehicle, a pseudo traffic cop, to ensure safety. Having said that, the bus driver had to stop quickly to allow a commuter...

The remote terminal pilot program has mostly pros. The TSA pre-check (in Framingham) was a breeze. The staff was great, treated you like a guest. Absolutely no stress, loved it. The Logan experience for Jet Blue was not as smooth. It took about 30 minutes for the bus to leave the security...

will the terminal lose gates during reconstruction?

"built on spec" ... no tenants, no surprise.

The possibilities are endless.

Is the floating island untethered? Could it potentially float out of the channel and into the harbor?

To state that it depicts the midnight ride(s) of Paul Revere is ludicrous, if not insulting. That would be better suited for the cover of a Molly Hatchet album.

I'm surprised that the zoning laws allowed for housing in that location. It's hardly the garden spot in Worcester, sandwiched between 290 and the trucking terminals for CSX. No thanks.

I suppose an enclosed stadium makes sense since southern NV is essentially a desert but baseball should be played outdoors. (imo)

If you uber to logan xpress, then why are you paying for parking? Parking at the airport does eliminate the stress of catching the bus and waiting curbside, especially when arriving at midnight on a cold winter night waiting to catch the last bus (too many times). Anyway, yeah, do whatever is...

https://www.massport.com/media/newsroom/massport-launch-first-its-kind-remote-terminal-june-1 This is absolutely brilliant. If the pilot program proves to be successful and proliferates to other remote sites, then I can image this will be widely used with the potential to reduce congestion at...

I hear the deck may soon accommodate pickleball courts.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/05/07/metro/copley-square-park-renovation-unveiled/

It's really unappealing as it sits. Perhaps when the vegetation blooms it will be more inviting.

Project budget: $16,900,000 from: https://www.boston.gov/departments/parks-and-recreation/project/copley-square-park-improvements#project-information That was the budget when it was being first proposed. I wonder what the actual cost is now?

Are we to assume that their business plan fell woefully short? I believe the initial cost to transform the top 2 floors was a paltry $125M. (ahem) Right, a good investment.

Thought this article would be appropriate in this thread .... https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/02/26/metro/everett-transportation-projects-commuter-rail-stadium/

65 Martha. (sorry ...just couldn't resist)

^ Fat-shaming again?

https://www.boston25news.com/news/local/new-hotel-approved-bostons-seaport-district-near-thomas-m-menino-convention-center/PQGSFDZAC5A63JLJ46NGKUEG5E/?outputType=amp and https://www.bostonglobe.com/2026/02/19/business/new-boston-seaport-hotel/ Details are lacking but here's the only rendering...