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New pedestrian access and infrastructure development is stimulating neighborhood transformation and attracting companies in Somerville and Cambridge.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 15
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New pedestrian access and infrastructure development is stimulating neighborhood transformation and attracting companies in Somerville and Cambridge.

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  1. Heidi Alexander spoke on transport improvements related to the Cambridge Biomedical Campus.Sub-event
  2. New path connects Somerville and Cambridge, driving neighborhood change and company relocation.1 source

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  • bostonglobe.com
  • PR NewswireNew Pedestrian Access from Inner Belt to East Somerville MBTA Station Now Open to the Public Improved Station Access Created Via Partnership Between North River Leerink and Wheelock Street Capital in