MIT files late objection to plan by Eversource, seeking to reroute cables for new substation
The huge Eversource project to build an underground electric substation in Cambridge and add more than 8 miles of underground cables is facing unexpected conflict because of last-minute opposition from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to cable routes through its campus.
Somerville wary of state authority on green roofs and other news around development and zoning
Despite the Somerville Planning Board being in favor of green roofs as a concept, the state’s authority over the building code led the board to caution against passing a city law about the environmental measure; an Alewife apartment complex has sold for $182 million; and there’s more doings in development and zoning.
The Foundry, reaching a year open to the public, finds its footing by embracing everyone
It’s been only one year since the Cambridge Foundry opened its doors. From the time the city held the first public forums on it 10 years ago on reusing the vacant 1890 building, to the structure’s transformation has been like a giant brick-red pin cushion for hopes and dreams.