department of parks and recreation

The city’s waterfront is facing a critical moment, as sea levels are expected to begin rising at an accelerated rate.

Politicians have set aside $1.25 million to buy it. It's not clear what they'll do if the developers won't sell.

No, you're not losing it.

It was once estimated to cost $100 million.

Working out (via Daniella Zalcman's flickr). How's that New Year's resolution

Photograph by CircularRuins on Flickr Thanks to the snowicane, the Department