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Archive for the ‘Planning and Improving the Greenway’ Category

  • 4/2/13 North End Community Meeting Summary

    08 Apr 2013

    Our thanks to more than 30 people who attended our North End Community Meeting on April 2nd at Fairmont Hotel…

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  • Spring Planning for North End Parks

    28 Jan 2013

    The parks may be sleeping for the winter, but our Horticulture staff is busy planning for the vibrant spring that awaits. As part of the overall effort to continue caring for and improving upon the Greenway’s landscapes and plant collections, this Spring the Conservancy’s Horticulture staff will oversee beautification efforts in the North End Parks.

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  • Hurricane Sandy

    31 Oct 2012

    The Rose Kennedy Greenway, like all other New England parks, experienced the force of Hurricane Sandy Monday and into Tuesday. Before the Hurricane struck, our staff took a number of steps to make sure that any damage incurred was minimized.

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  • Sneak Peek Carousel Week: Hello Fox

    20 Sep 2012

    Today we had the privilege of sitting down with Fox, one of the characters created for the new custom carousel on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

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  • Sneak Peek Carousel Week: Hello Skunk

    17 Sep 2012

    Today we had the privilege of sitting down with Skunk, one of the characters created for the new custom carousel on the Rose Kennedy Greenway.

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  • Sneak Peek Carousel Week

    14 Sep 2012

    We've planned a special week of activities celebrating the Greenway's new custom carousel! We caught up with Linda, our Director of Planning & Design, who has worked tirelessly to bring this delightful new carousel to the Greenway.

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  • The Grass is Greener

    24 Aug 2012

    During the past week, several sections of turf that had experienced compaction due to rain and then heavy foot traffic have been replaced. We spoke with Stu Shillaber, Superintendent of Horticulture for the Greenway Conservancy, about the process.

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  • Growing Greener

    16 May 2012

    “All those learning sessions in the classroom, how to do this and how to do that, and where to put things, that all paid off when we went to Dewey. We already knew what we were doing, all we had to do was just do it.”

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  • Growing Greener

    11 May 2012

    In the words of Green & Grow Apprentice Randi “I feel really good about being involved in the Dewey project. It’s nice to know that my suggestions will actually be used and that people are going to benefit from our work.”

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  • Dewey Demonstration Garden: Four-Season Interest Garden

    30 Mar 2012

    To learn more about the four-season interest garden planned for Dewey Square Park, we stopped by to talk with Darrah, a member of our horticulture team at the conservancy.

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