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December 19, 2019 By STEPHANIE WITTENBACH and JANE REGAN

NO GLOSS FOR FOSS

Somerville has scant green space, but who will maintain the little there is?

Filed Under: Environment, Reporting, Reports, Somerville News Garden Tagged With: City of Somerville, DCR, Environment, Foss Park, green space, infrastructure, parks, Somerville, Somerville news, Somerville News Garden

March 7, 2019 By LYNNE DONCASTER

DILAPI-DAVIS SQUARE

Somerville residents squawk about the state of infrastructure, deteriorating public art

Filed Under: Arts, Somerville News Garden Tagged With: Curtatone, Davis Now, Davis Square, development, infrastructure, Iwerks, Somerville, Somerville Arts Council, Somerville Community Summit, Somerville News Garden

May 14, 2018 By ROB KATZ

BEHIND THE CURVE

Hubway’s low-income program goes regional, but infrastructure’s still inadequate As the bike-sharing industry becomes a multibillion-dollar race across the country, cycling options for Bostonians are getting more affordable and more competitive. In Boston, Cambridge, Brookline, and Somerville, Hubway reigns due to exclusive contracts with those cities. The publicly owned and privately operated service, which was […]

Filed Under: Features, Vicious Cycle Tagged With: bicycles, bike, bikes, cycles, Dorchester, Hubway, infrastructure, Mattapan, Roxbury, Vicious Cycle

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