This freshly painted one bedroom apartment near Brandeis University features wall to wall carpeting and coin-operated laundry. Parking is available off-street and the apartment is within walking distance of public transportation and Brandeis University. Quiet, residential neighborhood close to 128/95 and the Mass Pike. Heat and hot water included.
Click here for more pictures and details on this one-bedroom apartment in Waltham, MA.
Filed under: Apartment for Rent by APT4rent on
12.31.2007
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This four bedroom apartment features a living room, bathroom and a kitchen. It has hardwood floors, a rear porch, coin-op washer/dryer in basement, and a dishwasher, disposal unit, and microwave in the kitchen. One off-street parking space is available and the apartment is a two minute walk to Ashmont T station (red line). Pets allowed. Heat/hot water included. Section 8 welcome.
Click here for more pictures and details on this four-bedroom apartment in Dorchester, MA.
Filed under: Apartment for Rent by APT4rent on
12.24.2007
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Rather than talk about how painful parking in Boston, in particular, the neglected areas of South Boston during the snow season, I want to make a suggestion to city officials.
As we all know, in many neighborhoods in and around Boston, people who shovel their parking spot claim it with some sort of a marker.
Some of my favorites from this year:
- an old TV – Really old
- A mail box
- Some twisted version of frosty the Snowman (This marker is for single-use only)
Although the rules of marking a spot require that the marker be removed 48 hours after a storm – the vast majority keep their marker until most of the snow melts and you can find a spot without having to trudge home from Castle Island.
This year I noticed two things that made the situation worse.
- Snow removal was slow, late and insufficient with more snow and ice makes piled on top to add to the mayhem.
- The city, without warning, decided to pay its workers to remove some markers at random.
Here is my suggestion:
Reinstate Street Cleaning Rules for one week, after a major snow event, to facilitate snow removal. And I mean removal by wheel loader and dump truck. Why are workers being paid to remove markers instead of snow!?
Preferential Treatment
Unless Boston passed some new “Preferred Traction” law for the Back Bay I don’t see a reason for South Boston’s street corners and crosswalks to be totally iced up two weeks after a storm and in the Back Bay you can pretty much eat off any curb you see because it’s so well cared for.
Thanks,
IG
Photos: John Tlumacki, David L. Ryan, Boston Globe
Filed under: Current Trends, Tips and Tricks by IG on
12.22.2007
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