A new book debuts this month about the building everyone loves to hate.
Photo by Pierre LaScott, via Flickr.
Insuring the City debuts this month about the building everyone loves to hate. Here, author Elihu Rubin shares five factoids we didn’t know. Continue reading “Five Things You Didn’t Know About the Prudential Tower” »
Move over, pedestrians. Bikes are here to stay.
A composite heat map of the factors used to determine Boston’s bike-ability (bike lanes, hills, destinations, and bike commuters). (Map via Walk Score.)
Further proof of a benevolent god progressive transportation planning, Boston is now ranked the fourth most bikeable city in the country, according to Walk Score, a company that ...
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Text messages recently eclipsed phone calls as the city’s top source of anonymous crime tips. Here’s how things have played out since 2007.
2,418: Number of tips sent by texting T-I-P to C-R-I-M-E.
2,312: Number of tips called into the BPD hotline.
$3,050: Total cash rewards given this year (BPD provides tipsters with a reference number to claim a payout).
Data from Boston Police Department