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In response to the climate emergency and the need to unify and double down on advocacy for climate action in Amherst, local groups have come together to form the Amherst Climate Alliance (ACA).Founding members include the Amherst Sunrise Movement,...
A driver struck a pedestrian on Memorial Drive near Dunster House around 9 p.m. Monday, resulting in serious injuries to the pedestrian. The victim — a 28-year-old woman from California who lives with family in the Boston area — was transported to Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, where she remained in critical condition as of Wednesday. The driver, a 29-year-old woman who lives in Brookline, was not injured in the collision, per an emailed statement from David A. Procopio, a spokesperson for Massachusetts State Police. The facts of the crash remain under investigation by Massachusett...
The new pipe would have an outfall on state-owned parkland in front of Soldiers Field Rd. and the offices of Sanofi-Genzyme. Harvard has been drawn into yet another expensive political dispute over a construction project in Allston â this time over a drainpipe that the University maintains is essential to prevent flooding in its new developments. Opponents contend the project has been advanced without transparency and engagement with stakeholders. As the Boston Water and Sewer Commission and Harvard proceed with the North Allston Storm Drain Extension Project â an estimated $50 mill...