Ted Hendricks | The Baltimore Sun From a presentation by Frito-Lay to approving the much-discussed Transit Oriented Development code to giving the OK for the police to sell one of its old cars, there was more than just pay raises... Continue Reading →
Allan W. Blair | Mass Live As we begin 2014 and consider its promise, the word “opportunity” seems to come up quite often. Maybe it is simply a natural impulse as we begin a new year, but I think it reflects... Continue Reading →
Scott Merzbach | GazetteNet.com NORTHAMPTON — Early next year, passenger rail service is slated to return to Northampton for the first time in more than 25 years, a development that Mayor David J. Narkewicz says could be a “game changer”... Continue Reading →
Angie Schmitt | StreetsBlog USA Central Connecticut and its biggest cities, New Haven and Hartford, have never been known for strong transit, at least not compared with the parts of the state closer to New York. Amtrak service between New Haven,... Continue Reading →
Nathan Lamb | Wicked Local The City of Malden has struck a $9.8 million deal to sell City Hall and the neighboring police station to a private developer. A land disposition agreement to sell the 2.25-acre parcel at 200 Pleasant... Continue Reading →
Angie Schmitt | StreetsBlog USA It was a major coup for the Atlanta region when State Farm announced yesterday locate one of its three national hubs there, a move that will bring 3,000 new jobs over the next 10 years.... Continue Reading →
Frances Bula | The Atlantic Cities VANCOUVER, Canada — Vancouver’s Canada Line is an international transit model because of the innovative public-private partnership that built, funds and operates it. But the light rail line is also becoming a model for... Continue Reading →
Thomas Grillo | Boston Business Journal The ground breaking of 114 Mount Auburn St. and the redevelopment of the Conductor’s Building in Cambridge, Mass., is set for Wednesday, Feb. 19, at 9:30 a.m. In 2012, Carpenter & Co. bought the Cambridge... Continue Reading →
Jim Kinney | The Republican State Transportation Secretary Richard A. Davey talked passenger rail, Interstate 91 and the Willimansett Bridge Tuesday in a wide-ranging luncheon hosted by the Greater Northampton Chamber of Commerce. The event also featured remarks from state Rep. Joseph Wagner, D-Chicopee.... Continue Reading →
