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NEW: Arlington stops eminent domain effort for Columbia Pike house - Vimarsana News

NEW: Arlington stops eminent domain effort for Columbia Pike house

Arlington County is no longer trying to take a home on Columbia Pike by eminent domain. The effort -- part of a planned road safety project -- sparked a controversy that led to criticism from the family of the elderly, disabled homeowner, as well as from the local NAACP and several candidates for County Board.

Source: arlnow.com
Missoula Parks and Rec open house Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Missoula Parks and Rec open house Tuesday

Government meetings this week.

Despite Federal Grant, Mass. Turnpike Realignment Project Still Short $165 Million | News - Vimarsana News

Despite Federal Grant, Mass. Turnpike Realignment Project Still Short $165 Million | News

Despite Federal Grant, Mass. Turnpike Realignment Project Still Short $165 Million | News | The Harvard Crimson

Mass. Pike overhaul project wins $335 million in federal funding - Vimarsana News

Mass. Pike overhaul project wins $335 million in federal funding

The Allston Multimodal Project, to replace the viaduct and straighten I-90, will cost almost $2 billion total.

Source: boston.com
'Transformational project': State gets $335M from feds to rebuild part of Mass. Pike in Boston – Boston 25 News - Vimarsana News

'Transformational project': State gets $335M from feds to rebuild part of Mass. Pike in Boston – Boston 25 News

A “deficient” stretch of the Massachusetts Turnpike that runs through Boston will undergo a major facelift after state and local officials were able to secure $335 million in federal funding for the “transformational project.”