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This Boston Globe article explains the MHP proposals that Governor Baker is considering. Is “pretty good” good enough? PreserveBostonsWaterfront.org doesn’t think so!        

March 27, 2018/in News/by Preserve Bostons Waterfront

By Tim Logan GLOBE STAFF  FEBRUARY 16, 2018 After a year of closed-door negotiations with developer Don Chiofaro and the New England Aquarium, city officials say it’s finally time to move forward with a skyscraper Chiofaro wants to build on the Boston Harbor Garage site. The Boston Planning & Development Agency on Friday filed a […]

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Seaport District development: Mapping the biggest projects in the busy Boston enclave — including a giant hotel

March 28, 2018/in News/by Preserve Bostons Waterfront

By Tom Acitelli Jul 20, 2017, 7:20am EDT John Hoey/Flickr The Seaport District is one of Boston’s busiest in terms of new development. This map charts those major projects either recently underway or approved, including plans for what will be one of the largest hotels in New England and the Seaport’s largest single amount of […]

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We Are Boston’s Waterfront Discusses Future Planning, What We Can Do Now

March 28, 2018/in News/by Preserve Bostons Waterfront

We Are Boston’s Waterfront hosted a community meeting with the Conservation Law Foundation on January 17, prompted by the recent storm flooding, to discuss the changes we are seeing to the waterfront and how we can plan for the future. Over 60 residents from the North End, Waterfront and surrounding neighborhoods attended, packing the Golden Goose Cafe […]

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It’s not your imagination. Your Boston commute is getting worse.

March 28, 2018/in News/by Preserve Bostons Waterfront

By Beth Teitell, Globe Staff   March 26, 2018 Barbara Mayer, a nurse from the South Shore, has been making the same drive to and from the Longwood Medical Area for five years. Today, the trip takes her a good 15 or 20 minutes longer than it used to, an hour and a half compared with […]

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Will Don Chiofaro’s Harbor Garage Exceed Area Height Requirements?

June 25, 2015/in News/by Preserve Bostons Waterfront

Nick DeLuca – BostInno Staff Writer 06/24/15 @11:51am On Wednesday evening, June 24, the Boston Redevelopment Authority will welcome the general public to a community hearing on the Municipal Harbor Planning process. The goal of this congregation, as has been with similar ones held prior and surely more to come, is to hammer out details for […]

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  • This Boston Globe article explains the MHP proposals that Governor Baker is considering. Is “pretty good” good enough? PreserveBostonsWaterfront.org doesn’t think so!        March 27, 2018 - 7:38 pm
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