NewsMassachusetts Publication References NCDC Bridge Study
"Next month as Mass Highway officials unveil five colors - three other than green, which they would like to see the Braga Bridge painted, they remain adamant that red is not possible."
Metro Public Works will have a public meeting to gather comments on the proposed extension of Korean Veterans Boulevard from 4th Avenue to 8th Avenue - Tuesday September 8, 2009 at the Nashville Convention Center, from 5:00p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Green Ribbon Report available online
An ambitious eco-friendly vision for Nashville shaped by a mayor-appointed panel would give the community cleaner air, end sewage flow into local creeks and the Cumberland River during rains and put people to work in green jobs.
Tennessean Article by Michael Cass
This city that grew up around the Cumberland River, then turned away from its steep banks and used it primarily for drinking water and a sewage dump, is finally poised to embrace it again.
An ambitious eco-friendly vision for Nashville shaped by a mayor-appointed panel would give the community cleaner air, end sewage flow into local creeks and the Cumberland River during rains and put people to work in green jobs.