Navy Yard News

July 15, 2022

We are sharing this information from the Boston Planning & Development Agency (BPDA): The contractor for Pier 4 will be setting up their barge and beginning work on Monday. Attached is the 3-week “look ahead”, click here for more information. We’ve informed the ferry service and Courageous continues its operations as set up temporarily at Pier […]

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August 26, 2021

Among the most significant climate risks facing Boston is the danger to people and property from coastal flooding, which is predicted to increase over time with rising sea levels. To address this risk, the BPDA has developed a set of design guidelines and a zoning overlay district to promote coastal flood resilience in vulnerable areas […]

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May 2, 2021

BPDA Takes Step Back in Deciding on Pier 5 Proposals by Seth Daniel • Charlestown Patriot Bridge • April 29, 2021 The process to evaluate and designate a developer among the three housing proposals put forth for the condemned Pier 5 site in the Navy Yard has taken a small step back, and there could be a slight delay in […]

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October 30, 2020

The National Night Out festivities last August were called off due to COVID-19, and a reconvening of that fun night in October isn’t happening either, but Boston Police Department (BPD) officials didn’t want to neglect giving out a kudos to neighborhood groups that have gone above and beyond. This year, BPD officials came together for […]

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August 23, 2020

We received the following information from Michael Cooney, owner of a Brewers Fork about the new restaurant that will replace the Navy Yard Bistro. “We start again on the NY project this Monday with construction. With any luck we will be open some time in October. Still planning on doing a grab and go cafe with […]

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February 5, 2019

The MBTA Better Bus Project has come up with 47 proposals to update and modernize existing bus routes in Boston. They are now looking for feedback from riders before they take the proposed changes to their board in April 2019, in the hopes that these changes can go into effect Fall 2019. Relating to Charlestown, […]

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