The MMOC welcomed Tony Dreyfus, Jamaica Pond Association board member and Chair of its Parks, Parkways and Open Spaces Committee at its February 18th meeting
Submitted by Thomas Timmons, Special Project Manager,Boston Parks and Recreation Department Alex Cassie, Conservation and Natural Resources Manager, Brookline Department of Public Works: Sustainability and Natural
Thanks to Sam Downes, Deputy Director of Engineering for the Town of Brookline, for joining the MMOC’s Water Quality Subcommittee meeting on January 28th. Sam
In a moving Cognoscenti essay about the significance of reclaiming—or “unburying”—urban waterways, Berklee College of Music professor Jan Donley writes about river daylighting as a
With the US Army Corps of Engineers’ extended monitoring period coming to a close in early November, Boston Parks and Recreation Department Special Project Manager
By Matt Eddy On November 8, the US Army Corps of Engineers handed back almost all remaining Work Areas to local control, signaling an important
By Matt Eddy, MMOC Administrator It’s turtle egg-laying season along Our Muddy! Expectant females have been observed by friends and neighbors in Olmsted Park, Riverway
By Matt Eddy, MMOC Administrator On Tuesday, June 4, the MMOC hosted Sam Downes (Brookline DPW Project Engineer) and Tom Brady (Muddy River Project Representative)
By Matt Eddy, MMOC Administrator Astute observers agree that the Restoration Project’s dredging efforts caused some Phragmites root material to escape containment, float down to
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