Yeah, I saw the city tweet about this, but that's also my impression from the Globe article. But my housemate and I agreed with Lynn here:
Lynn Weissman, cochair of the Friends of the Community Path group that had lamented its exclusion from the project, said she was “very pleasantly surprised” that the full path will now be built. Still, given the project’s turbulent history, she said she’s not celebrating yet.
“The Green Line’s been halted before, and the community path has been found and lost,” she said. “We’re hoping it’s been found again. But until [construction] begins, we will wait with cautious optimism.”
I am trying to be psyched, but I'm feeling a little wary like Charlie Brown and the football, you know?
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Date: 2017-11-17 10:51 pm (UTC)Lynn Weissman, cochair of the Friends of the Community Path group that had lamented its exclusion from the project, said she was “very pleasantly surprised” that the full path will now be built. Still, given the project’s turbulent history, she said she’s not celebrating yet.
“The Green Line’s been halted before, and the community path has been found and lost,” she said. “We’re hoping it’s been found again. But until [construction] begins, we will wait with cautious optimism.”
I am trying to be psyched, but I'm feeling a little wary like Charlie Brown and the football, you know?