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The Town Council unanimously approved the town’s grant agreement with the Rhode Island Infrastructure Bank for the Municipal Resiliency Program at its meeting on April 4. Its purpose is to
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s (TPWD) Inland Fisheries Division has selected 21 projects to be supported by the new Habitat and Angler Access Program (HAAP), including one for Lake
Hub located at the former Napoli Pizza Parlor in South Park as part of its Community Benefits Commitment established in the Duwamish Valley Community Equity Program. In conjunction with the Community Hub opening, the Port will be sponsoring a Construction Trades Outreach Fair and walking tours of the Duwamish River People's Park (DRPP) Habitat Restoration and Shoreline Access (formerly Terminal 117). The opening will coincide with the annual Duwamish River Festival hosted by the Duwamish Valley Cleanup Coalition taking place nearby at the South Park Plaza. The Community Hub will support the a...
In Rhode Island, rights-of-way offer another way to get to beaches Brian Amaral © David Goldman Beach goers walk along the high surf on Bailey's Beach in Newport, R.I., Aug. 4, 2020. PROVIDENCE — They are in neighborhoods around Rhode Island, nestled between private homes or obscured by overgrowth. Sometimes nearby property owners try to block them. And sometimes people just don’t know they exist. As the summer approaches, shoreline rights supporters want more people to know more about public rights-of-way — how they came to be, and how Rhode Islanders can use them to...
Access to shoreline restrictions under fire Early morning at Bootleggers Alley. (Credit: Martin Burke) Don’t blame the Shoreline Access Committee; blame the mandate with which it was charged, resulting in recommendations that no one seems to like, all involved agreed. Problems at Bootleggers Alley last summer focused the Town Board on the effort to look at all shoreline access points with an eye to controlling uses. Two major issues emerged for the Shoreline Access task force: parking and signage. Neither, it appears, will satisfy needs at Bootleggers, ...