November 7, 2005 Secretary Steven Pritchard Executive Office of Environmental Affairs Attn: MEPA office 100 Cambridge Street, Suite 900 Boston, MA 02114 RE: Target Distribution Center Westfield, MA Final Environmental Impact Report EOEA No. 13361 Dear Secretary Pritchard: WalkBoston advocates for pedestrian safety, improved facilities, and programs to encourage walking throughout Greater Boston, and takes …
The Lowe’s of Hadley project is a proposal to add a significant retail facility situated on Route 9 in a suburban setting that is typical of those found throughout the state. We have reviewed the proposal and commented on it because of the importance of its planning concepts to pedestrians and to all of us …
In Boston, America’s Walking City, the South End is a favorite of locals and visitors. It’s a compact, lively neighborhood that is easy to access from Downtown, Back Bay, and many hotels and tourist destinations. Walking along the flat, shady streets of the South End, you’ll be charmed by this “historic district”—the largest group of …
These routes are designed to let you leave the hospitals and institutions behind and explore the adjacent South End neighborhood. Many sides of the community are highlighted—charming residential squares, public buildings, the SOWA [South of Washington Street] arts/gallery district, and Restaurant Row. Routes range from 1-3 miles, progressing in length as the route numbers increase. …
Commonwealth Avenue Sculptures Boston’s Commonwealth Avenue finds its 19th century inspiration in the boulevards of Europe. The centerpiece of the elegant Back Bay, the avenue is 200 feet wide, with generous carriageways and sidewalks. The gracious central walkway, called the Mall, is enlivened with sculpture and landscaping. Installation of statuary began in 1865 and continues …