Undoubtedly, you are still enjoying the many highlights that this time of year brings, but as the glory days of summer begin to wane, no
Of the many cities across America, Boston has been building at a slower pace. One issue is the high cost of construction, in addition to
Recently, The Environmental Protection Agency initiated changes to requirements for small municipal separate stormwater sewer systems located in Massachusetts. The new permits will update stormwater
Cape Cod is home to many and vacation haven to others. In an effort to assist the 15 towns on Cape Cod with an improved
The Gibbons Elementary School, located in Stoughton, is collaborating on a storm water management project with the Stoughton Engineering Department. The project set in motion
The Little Pond Sewer Service Area Project is currently underway in the town of Falmouth. This picturesque town by the sea, is located in the
The Boston Water and Sewer Commission has no lead components in the City’s water lines, but some homes and businesses still have lead water lines
The Frog Pond Site was discovered in 1988, and is located on Boston Common near the present-day Frog Pond. The pond is now host to
The Green Communities Designation and Grant Program helps municipalities navigate and meet the five criteria required to become a Green Community, enabling them to qualify
The Cambridge Department of Public Works (CDPW) is currently reveling in the success of its own big idea — the establishment of the Alewife Reservation
