Monthly Archives: January 2016

For a real People’s Pike

Posted on January 26, 2016 by jsallen

Tweet“People’s Pike” is a group of citizens with concerns about the Massachusetts Department of Transportation’s I-90 Allston Interchange project, the main goal of which has  been to replace the deteriorating Massachusetts Turnpike viaduct. The People’s Pike group is concerned mostly … Continue reading →

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For a real People’s Pike

Posted on January 26, 2016 by jsallen

Tweet“People’s Pike” is a group of citizens with concerns about the Massachusetts Department of Transportation’s I-90 Allston Interchange project, the main goal of which has  been to replace the deteriorating Massachusetts Turnpike viaduct. The People’s Pike group is concerned mostly … Continue reading →

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For a real People’s Pike

Posted on January 26, 2016 by jsallen

Tweet“People’s Pike” is a group of citizens with concerns about the Massachusetts Department of Transportation’s I-90 Allston Interchange project, the main goal of which has  been to replace the deteriorating Massachusetts Turnpike viaduct. The People’s Pike group is concerned mostly … Continue reading →

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For a real People’s Pike

Posted on January 26, 2016 by jsallen

Tweet“People’s Pike” is a group of citizens with concerns about the Massachusetts Department of Transportation’s I-90 Allston Interchange project, the main goal of which has  been to replace the deteriorating Massachusetts Turnpike viaduct. The People’s Pike group is concerned mostly … Continue reading →

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For a real People’s Pike

Posted on January 26, 2016 by jsallen

Tweet“People’s Pike” is a group of citizens with concerns about the Massachusetts Department of Transportation’s I-90 Allston Interchange project, the main goal of which has  been to replace the deteriorating Massachusetts Turnpike viaduct. The People’s Pike group is concerned mostly … Continue reading →

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For a real People’s Pike

Posted on January 26, 2016 by jsallen

Tweet“People’s Pike” is a group of citizens with concerns about the Massachusetts Department of Transportation’s I-90 Allston Interchange project, the main goal of which has  been to replace the deteriorating Massachusetts Turnpike viaduct. The People’s Pike group is concerned mostly … Continue reading →

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For a real People’s Pike

Posted on January 26, 2016 by jsallen

Tweet“People’s Pike” is a group of citizens with concerns about the I-90 Allston Interchange project, the main goal of which has  been to replace the deteriorating Massachusetts Turnpike viaduct. The People’s Pike group is concerned mostly with improvements to the … Continue reading →

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For a real People’s Pike

Posted on January 26, 2016 by jsallen

Tweet“People’s Pike” is a group of citizens with concerns about the I-90 Allston Interchange project, whose main goal has  been to replace the deteriorating Massachusetts Turnpike viaduct. The People’s Pike group is concerned mostly with improvements to the project for … Continue reading →

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Bike Activist To Launch Repair Shop And Cafe In Historic Boston Building

Posted on January 14, 2016 by Boston Biker

TweetNoah Hicks, a 28-year old self-styled bicycle mechanic, activist, and entrepreneur, is launching The Sip & Spoke Bike Kitchen: a minority-owned, full-service bicycle shop and cafe, in his native Dorchester. The Bike Kitchen will be housed in a historic, long-abandoned … Continue reading →

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Grrrease Time at POP Allston

Posted on January 6, 2016 by commonwheels

For the past few months, we’ve been partnering with the rad people of Femmechanics, a group of femme and/or trans* and/or women cyclists in Boston. On the first Sunday of every month (1-3pm at POP Allston, 89 Brighton Ave), we host them for G… Continue reading →

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