
Tower of Longfellow
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D.C. transit ridership has recovered from the pandemic better than most U.S. transit systems, after falling further. Yet taxpayers who don’t take the train or bus are increasingly subsidizing those who do, and it’s not sustainable. 🧵

Alternate headline— Local woman sets boundary, man honors it. Woman left confused.


Of course we want to build more AFFORDABLE HOUSING & more quickly But not without assurance it isn’t contaminated land - Think Love Canal- SEQRA IS important- developers don’t always do the right thing @GovKathyHochul @NYSA_Majority @riverkeeper














Fidelity Investments told thousands of employees at its Boston headquarters that they’ll need to come to the office five days a week starting in September, a significant shift from its current hybrid schedule. trib.al/kfqgZMo

BREAKING: Los Angeles approved a couple's permits to redevelop a deteriorating home where Marilyn Monroe once lived— then revoked them a day later, declared the property a historic monument, and stuck the owners with the bill. PLF joined the federal suit to stop it.


Parking fees? Congestion pricing? Mayor Wu’s new climate plan will study ways to discourage driving into Boston. trib.al/WcZ0xrX



aht aht THE Garden is in New York. you’re going to TD Garden.




Cambridge officially ended single-family zoning citywide. The City Council voted 8–1 to allow four-story residential buildings by right across the city, with six stories allowed for certain affordable housing projects.



Hardware Supply Chain @dessaigne In Shenzhen, a team can go from design to a new physical part in a day. In the US, that same loop often takes weeks, and that gap compounds. The overall stack for rapid hardware iteration still doesn't exist in America, and we want to fund the startups building it.


You can travel to Italy, but you’ll never be an Italian. You can travel to France but you’ll never be a Frenchman. You can live in Germany but you’ll never be a German. You can pack your bags and live the rest of your life in China or Japan, but you’ll never be Chinese or Japanese. Yet you can come from any one of those countries to the United States of America, and you can still be an American – so long as you work hard, you play by the rules, you make your contributions, wait your turn, pledge allegiance to the flag, and obtain your citizenship.







