Check out today's Dorchester Reporter for their article on the proposed #DotGreenway for the MBTA redline tunnel cap, expanding on the work that has been done tirelessly by volunteers near Shawmut station for almost two decades. We are excited to be working on this project with TLee Development, RODE Architects Inc, OJB Landscape Architecture, and various governmental partners. Please take a moment to share your thoughts and vision for this potential new linear park in our neighborhood at our coUrbanize page, http://courb.co/dotgreenway

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Partner groups behind a proposed “Dorchester Greenway,” envisioned to transform the Red Line tunnel cap that runs from Park Street just up from Fields Corner to Talbot Avenue at Ashmont, are asking community members via a six-question survey to offer broad-stroke ideas on future uses for the partly… ... See more

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Greater Ashmont Main Street has teamed up with TLee
Development, RODE Architects Inc, & OJB Boston to explore the potential for creating a single linear park stretching from Talbot Avenue to Park Street along the MBTA redline tunnel cap. Dubbed the DotGreenway, it is intended to connect pedestrians and cyclists to businesses and one another while expressing the distinctive qualities of Dorchester and providing space for active programming. We want your input in order to propose the best possible resource for all our neighbors. Our initial feedback survey is available through coUrbanize at http://courb.co/dgreenway Please participate today. Find out more about the project there too, and at our blog post linked below. ... See more

After several years of dreaming and informal conversation, momentum is finally gathering to transform the MBTA tunnel cap into a linear park dubbed the DotGreenway. ... See more