After two weeks of voting, separating commercial/valet parking from residential, replacing visitor parking with residential, expanding existing sidewalks and angled parking on certain streets were the favorite ideas coming out of the Northeastern Hanover Street redesign study. Voters were able to choose up to 3 answers. This poll is now closed. Related post: View the [...]
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Poll Results: Longtime Residents Dominate North End / Waterfront Area
Of the 136 readers that participated in the latest poll, nearly half have lived in the North End / Waterfront area for more than 10 years, with another 26% having lived here more than 4 years. That is a somewhat surprising result considering that about 1 in 3 residents are under 35 years old. Another [...]
Poll Results – Wharf District is Not Yet a Neighborhood
We asked you whether the Wharf District has established itself as a neighborhood. With less than 20% answering “yes” most think it might in time with 30% saying “never.” Note: This is not a scientific poll. The results are representative only of self-selected NorthEndWaterfront.com website visitors. This poll is now closed. A new poll is [...]
Poll Results on Greenway Conservancy: Make it Public or Increase Transparency
Read the Related Article on the Embattled Greenway Conservancy Note: This is not a scientific poll. The results are representative only of self-selected NorthEndWaterfront.com website visitors. This poll is now closed. A new poll is up and running in the right sidebar on the home page. Go there now and vote!
Poll Results on North End Waterfront.com New Style – Love, Like & Hate
Almost 70% of the web poll voters “Love” or “Like” the new NorthEndWaterfront.com website style. Cool. And then, there is the 30% that “Hate It,” which has me emotionally devastated. (Not really. It’s the internet. Change is hard. I get it.) Most folks like the magazine-style grid layout and the “wow” factor of the big [...]
Poll Results: You Will Shop at the Public Food Market
In one of the most lopsided polls we’ve had, the proposed Boston Public Food Market saw huge support with 63% of respondents expected to be frequent shoppers and another 32% occasional visitors. Only 6% of voters said they won’t use it. Good news for the bidders! Related article: Boston Public Market Request for Proposal Issued
Poll Results Show a 5-Way Race for the 4 City Councilor-At-Large Seats
Note: This is not a scientific poll. The results are representative only of self-selected NorthEndWaterfront.com website visitors. This poll is now closed. See results from previous polls. See this post for the video of the candidate forum: Differences Highlighted at Boston Neighborhoods City Councilor-at-Large Candidates Forum (Video) Don’t forget to cast your real vote on Election [...]
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Poll Results: Close Vote Gives Edge to Keeping Commercial Trash Pickups at Night
Related post: State and City Officials Move to Stop Nighttime Commercial Trash Pickup Note: This is not a scientific poll. The results are representative only of self-selected NorthEndWaterfront.com website visitors. This poll is now closed. A new poll is up and running in the right sidebar on the home page. Go there now and vote! See [...]
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Poll Results: You Like Street Art on Blank Building Walls and Storefront Doors
See related post: Salem Street Storefront Roll Down Doors Make For New Canvas For Local Artist Note: This is not a scientific poll. The results are representative only of self-selected NorthEndWaterfront.com website visitors. This poll is now closed. A new poll is up and running in the right sidebar. Go there now and vote!
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Poll Results Lean Toward a Negative Impact from Suffolk Downs Casino
Note: This is not a scientific poll. The results are representative only of self-selected NorthEndWaterfront.com website visitors. This poll is now closed. A new poll is up and running in the right sidebar. Go there now and vote!
Herald Poll and Globe Editorial Support Proposed Boston HazMat Truck Ban
With over 3,000 votes, the results of a Boston Herald web poll this week were decisively in favor of prohibiting hazmat trucks from Boston. The final results were 71% supporting a ban and 29% voting in favor of the truckers. These web polls are far from scientific, but this was a notable end result given [...]
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