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Allston residents and members of the Harvard-Allston Development Group met at the Honan Library in Allston last night to discuss plans for a road that could significantly alter the area??€™s traffic circulation. According to the proposed plan, the new street, to be named Stadium Way, would offer two traffic lanes, two shuttle lanes, and a possible bike lane. The road would help ease the rise in vehicle and pedestrian traffic expected from Harvard’s expansion into Allston. John Cusack, a member of the Harvard-Allston Task Force, chaired last night’s meeting...
...make an escape to our vacation destination of choice. For the fortunate, this will mean a tropical destination far enough away from Cambridge’s winter wasteland that it requires air travel, and thus, a trip to Boston’s Logan Airport. Admittedly, navigating the greater Boston area??€™s transportation system during rush hour of travel season is no mean feat, especially if you want to do so without emptying your wallet. But we humbly submit that the average Harvard student is more than up to the task. Which is why we find the recent decision...
...Brighton-Allston Heritage Museum opened its doors for the first time in February, and the area??€”also the target of expansion by Boston University and the Caritas St. Elizabeth Medical Center—is home to numerous grassroots organizations like the Allston-Brighton Green Space Advocates and the Allston-Brighton neighborhood assembly, in addition to the Mayor-appointed Harvard-Allston Task Force...
...museum will be the first Harvard building built at Barry’s Corner. The Allston Master Plan calls for the area??€”at the intersection of Western Avenue and North Harvard Street, just past the Harvard stadium—to be the nexus of Harvard’s expanded campus and the surrounding area. Residents complain that, if Barry’s Corner is to become a commercial center, it is no place for an art museum...
...addition to Tobe, freshman Ian Tallett and senior Brendan Byrne also received starts. For Byrne, a resident of Milton, Mass., it was the last chance to play in the Boston area??€™s biggest venue...the Crimson didn’t commit a penalty for the first 29:17 of play...