Greater City ProvidenceA reader shares photos on our Flickr page of the aftermath of the Weybosset Street tree removal. Photos taken Saturday evening.
Photo © Andys Candys
Photo © Andys Candys
Photo © Andys Candys
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With every abused urban area and every widened street, I feel less and less welcome as a pedestrian in the city of Providence. This is a city built for cars to drive through, not for people to live in. Let’s hope the scrap the street car, too! A suburban parking lot masquerading as a city has no need for such things.
Well, let it never be said that things don’t happen quickly in Providence.
Sad to see,but I guess a necessity for the project..
I still can’t envision Weybosset two ways but it isn’t up to me..
[…] the trees. Remember 13 mature shade producing trees were removed to make this project possible. 24 trees were planted as part of this project, but the new trees are […]