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Tag Archives: Slums
Urban Renewal Nearly Brings Timothy Leary to the Comm. Ave. Mall
And hello there to you. Not a whole lot of activity on these here internets lately. I know. A light blogging regimen is the sign of a guy with a bunch of work that actually pays. But who needs rent … Continue reading
All the Attendant Evils of a Bad Slum
I spent most of yesterday in the BPL, dodging sleepy homeless people and researching a BoMag piece on Boylston Street‘s weird place in the city’s architectural bureaucracy. Half of it is part of the Back Bay Architectural District, and subject … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston City Council, Boston Magazine, Slums, Urban Renewal
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