Green Line Extension Moving Ahead

The Globe recently published an article about broad community support for the Green Line extension to Somerville.  Community members are still fighting about the details, with a less than ideal amount of NIMBYism, but the project is moving ahead.  It’s about time, as this project has been in the pipeline for a while.  I wish it had been in place this summer, since it would have greatly reduced my travel time to Grace Episcopal Church in Medford.  Unfortunately, it has taken a lawsuit filed by the cities of Somerville and Medford and work from groups like STEP to get the state and the MBTA to fulfill their Big Dig mitigation obligations.

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August 14 2008 12:29 am | Transportation News |

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