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How to hike through the streets of Boston - Vimarsana News

How to hike through the streets of Boston

Looking to celebrate Earth Day? How about a hike in Boston? Enter: Urban hiking, an easy and accessible way to enjoy a city’s green spaces.

Source: boston.com
Here are some ways to brave the cold and get outside - Vimarsana News

Here are some ways to brave the cold and get outside

Winter is a season when the swirling snow drift seems to be sending mixed messages: Beware the biting wind! Look how pretty it is out here! What to do?

Source: wbur.org
E-bikes and electric scooters have moved onto Boston's sidewalks - Vimarsana News

E-bikes and electric scooters have moved onto Boston's sidewalks

As the micro-mobility movement gains popularity, the sidewalks have become a free-for-all with powered bikes, electric scooters, and those one-wheeled things. But where are people supposed to go?

How Boston T riders, drivers and bikers get around the city - Vimarsana News

How Boston T riders, drivers and bikers get around the city

We call it the MBTA, or the “T,” for short. It’s got trains, almost-adorably old trolleys, buses, a bus that we pretend is a subway and ferries. It’s even got an unofficial theme song. But, the T has also come under the watchful eye of federal regulators recently due to a slew of safety incidents.

Source: wbur.org
The air and apples are crisp: What to know about fall in Boston - Vimarsana News

The air and apples are crisp: What to know about fall in Boston

There's plenty to experience in New England fall, from fairs to farms to food. And with the right preparation, you can make the most of what's arguably the region's defining season.

Source: wbur.org