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The Boston Tea Paddle is a coming out party for stand up paddling in the hub of New England. The first SUP event to be held on Boston Harbor offers races for everyone young an old, seasoned paddler to first time racer, as well as free clinics for neophyte paddlers. Taking place on spectacular Liberty Wharf in the heart of the developing Seaport District, the Boston Tea Paddle brings the … [Read more...]
Palm Boston Moving to International Place Famed fine-dining steakhouse to launch new design in office tower upgrade plan BOSTON - April, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) The Chiofaro Company and The Palm Restaurant today announced the relocation of Palm Boston to International Place, a site that plants the famed fine-dining establishment in the downtown Waterfront Business District and the gateway … [Read more...]
~Charlestown Windmill~ Reality sinks in for wind project Turbine shut down for foundation fix By John Zaremba | Article Courtesy of: http://www.bostonherald.com The MWRA is scrambling to strengthen the soil holding up its brand-new power turbine — a green project paid for with federal stimulus money — after shutting down the Charlestown windmill when engineers found it sank about … [Read more...]
Boston Harbor ferries were manufactured right here in Massachusetts by Jon Chesto Article Courtesy of: Wicked Local The Lightning, a Gladding-Hearn boat, passes by the USS Salem near the Fore River Bridge on a recent afternoon. (Gary Higgins photo) With budget pressures threatening to sink the South Shore’s ferries, supporters are giving the MBTA plenty of reasons to keep … [Read more...]
Is it Time for the Wharf District? Article Courtesy of: North End Waterfront The “Wharf District” as a neighborhood is been something that people talk about, but do not take too seriously. That might be about to change. It’s tough to establish a neighborhood, let alone a name. Just look at the Seaport District. Sorry, I mean the South Boston Waterfront. Err, is that now the … [Read more...]
Boston Waterfront pulls together - Residents set up group, eye future growth By Greg Turner | http://www.bostonherald.com The Boston Wharf District is growing up. Residents and businesses between Christopher Columbus Park and Congress Street are stepping up efforts to turn their waterfront home — born a decade ago as the Central Artery came down and the Greenway became their … [Read more...]
If the MBTA can’t fund ferries, other agencies should step in Article Courtesy of: The Boston Globe IF THE MBTA withdraws funding for its ferry service — as the agency proposed Jan. 3 as a cost-saving measure — the state should look for other ways to keep the boats that carry 1.3 million commuters a year afloat. If anything, ferry service connecting shoreline communities to the … [Read more...]
BRA Board Approves Pier 4 Article Courtesy of: Boston Redevelopment Authority Private investment / project cost, phase I: $150 million Total square footage, phase I: 373,000 square feet Construction jobs, phase I: 400 Housing, phase I: 383 residential units, 35 on site affordable housing units in phase 1, and 50 on site innovation units The Innovation District’s momentum … [Read more...]
Letter: Save The Charlestown Ferry Five residents have started a petition to save the Charlestown Navy Yard commuter boat. Article Courtesy of: Charlestown Patch Photo Credit Helen O'Neil The following was submitted by Jennifer Schultz. It has been lightly edited. If you live in Charlestown and work in downtown Boston, one of the best parts of your workday is your commute on the … [Read more...]
Chiofaro revises plan for waterfront project The revised plans for the towers appears at right, with the old tower plans shown at left. Article Courtesy of: Casey Ross, Globe Staff Developer Donald J. Chiofaro today unveiled his latest revision of the Harbor Garage redevelopment, proposing a pair of angular towers reaching 470 feet and 615 feet, respectively. The plan, at a cost … [Read more...]
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