Could this be the answer to Providence’s snow clearing woes? Probably not, but it sure is cool, and I want one.
Check out the rest of the story over at MAKE
National Geographic Magazine has started a worldwide survey called the “Greendex” (click here to learn more) which has the Earth-shattering conclusion that the United States comes in dead last in planet...
Mark over at BikeProvidence.org tells a story that anyone who’s done their share of walking around the city can relate to… I had zero time to catch a license plate, heck, I have to admit it wasn’t...
Back in December, the US Conference of Mayors put together a “ready to go,” or “shovel ready” list of jobs and infrastructure projects. Some of the recommendations were widely reported in the...
The NY Times writers and editors have for some time been examining transit and land use issues, but with the economic calamity unfolding and the mood for “stimulus” in the air, they have had many good...
I absolutely love reading the Brown Daily Herald (BDH) newspaper. It offers the comprehensive (and often refreshingly critical) Brown community news and opinion you would expect while also delivering numerous and...
View Larger Map This week, several websites have reported that the city of Oslo has announced plans to introduce buses that run on biomethane gas collected from two of the city’s raw sewage treatment facilities...
I was looking up a RIPTA route online today and I found the above map on the page for the Route 31 schedule. As you can see, this is an actual geographically accurate map, you can see where the stops are in the real...
Photo by Urban from stock.xchng There’s a must read NY Times article titled “Downturn Forces Transit Cuts as Ridership Grows” detailing what we all know to be true – that a society that’s...
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2009, 4:45 PM Department of Planning and Development , 4th Floor Auditorium 400 Westminster Street, Providence, RI 02903 Opening Session Call to Order Roll Call Approval of Meeting Minutes: January...
Washington Trust What Cheer to Washington Trust for moving from their suburban style drive-thru ridden Washington Street location to a nice urban non-drive-thru location on Westminster. Bonus points for a most excellent...
If you had a difficult time navigating the icy streets this morning, imagine trying to do it with a bicycle. Well the Providence Bicycle Coalition wants to make biking in Providence as enjoyable and efficient as...
4-6 inches of snow changing to rain tomorrow? Well isn’t that just gonna be TheSuck? What the hell am I gonna wear tomorrow? Snow-to-Rain Blogging just doesn’t sound as fun as Snow Blogging. Sick day?