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New Trump City

November 10, 2016 Charles Marohn Donald Trump humility infrastructure president Strong Towns Leave a comment

Mass. Ave observations

August 26, 2016 Back Bay Boston Chester Square cycling development Dorchester economics Livable Streets Massachusetts Avenue Melnea Cass Blvd Newmarket Roxbury South End street trees stroad transit oriented development walking 1 Comment

Open Newbury leaves Boston hungry for more

August 8, 2016 Back Bay Boston Newbury Street Open Newbury Walkability walking 2 Comments

Legislative session expires without action on zoning

August 1, 2016 Boston Cambridge Charlie Baker Chelsea Coolidge Sq development Smart Growth starter homes Watertown Watertown Sq Watertown-Cambridge Greenway zoning zoning reform Leave a comment

Go Boston 2030 long on ideas, short on specifics

June 3, 2016 Boston BRT bus Go Boston 2030 transit transit signal priority Transportation Leave a comment

The Ten Thousand Pound Elephant in the Room

April 6, 2016 Boston Jeff Speck MBTA really narrow streets Walkable City walking winter woonerven zoning Leave a comment

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