journeymancreativejournal: Pedestrian Passageway – Boston
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Salem Downtown Walk Assessment
The walk assessment focused on Salem’s downtown district just west of the pedestrian mall and Peabody Essex Museum. The route began at the City Hall Annex; traveled north to Bridge Street and the Salem MBTA commuter rail station; turned west on Bridge Street; cut through a worn pathway along the North Street (Rt 114) ramps …
Support WalkBoston this weekend – take the new Assembly stop on the #MBTA Orange Line! You can also share this link on Twitter & tag walkboston and @atassemblyrow to get us bonus points!
Comments on Haverhill Walkway
September 15, 2014 Secretary Maeve Vallely Bartlett Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs (EEA) Attn: Anne Canaday 100 Cambridge St., Suite 900 Boston MA 02114 RE: Comments on the Environmental Notification Form for the Haverhill Boardwalk Project MEPA# 15238 Dear Secretary Vallely Bartlett: WalkBoston has reviewed the ENF and we offer the following comments …
Lessons Behind Somerville’s New T Stop
“New transportation by itself is not a miracle cure for urban blight. Zoning, permitting, street configurations, active transport options, parks, schools, policing, trees, public art, public engagement – all of those things tend to be part of the solution.” – Somerville Mayor Joseph Curtatone Congratulations to MassDOT and the MBTA on the opening of Assembly Station – …