It is but one opinion, that of René Loth’s mid-summer Boston Globe article, “Public space, public cash” (Opinion Page, Globe, Saturday, August 4, 2012), regarding the topical state of the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Some blooms did appear back then; but Loth must have been smitten with a whiff of some obscure fragrance, notwithstanding the Greenway’s Read More…
The following news release is from the Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy announcing the resignation of Executive Director, Nancy Brennan. COO Jesse Brackenbury will take charge of daily operations until a replacement is named. The attached pdf shows the press release and includes a list of accomplishments. Nancy Brennan, Executive Director, accepts new West Coast position Read More…
Nancy Brennan, Executive Director, gives a brief update at the Rose F. Kennedy Greenway Conservancy Board of Directors Meeting, held on December 3, 2012 at 290 Congress St., Atlantic Wharf, Boston. Subjects covered include: New membership program Food trucks and related programming Survey Winter Lights Volunteers Public Art A separate video post includes the prior Read More…
Video: Nancy Brennan, Executive Director of the Rose F. Kennedy Conservancy, provides a seasonal update on Greenway operations and upcoming events. Taped at the October 2, 2012 Annual Meeting of the Greenway Conservancy, held at Atlantic Wharf. Previously posted: Business meeting of the Conservancy’s Board of Directors, October 2, 2012 Coming up: Videos of the Read More…
The mix of high executive salaries and public funding of the Rose F. Kennedy Greenway Conservancy is once again making news. On the cover of today’s Boston Herald is “Our Little Secret“, a story regarding a misdirected email by Greenway Conservancy Executive Director, Nancy Brennan, regarding her compensation. An errant email sent to a Herald Read More…
In a scathing letter to the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway Conservancy, the State’s transportation department, MassDOT, has imposed strict conditions on the public funding it provides to the private, non-profit organization. The State will fund $2.2 million out of the $5.2 million Fiscal Year 2011 budget for the Greenway Conservancy. The Conservancy has not been Read More…