“The Carlton Street Footbridge, which links Brookline’s Longwood neighborhood to the Riverway Park and the Emerald Necklace, is weeks away from reopening, 46 years after decades of decay forced its closing,” writes Sam Mintz in the July 13th issue of Brookline News. The article chronicles the decades-long and often contentious restoration effort, whose proponents championed the bridge’s vital link to urban green space.
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Photo: Zoe Zekos (Brookline News)
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