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Alderman at Large Dennis Sullivan has the beginning of the solution in hand by sending off a copy of our city shopping cart ordinance to Medford, but it will take a much more "global" approach. It has little to do with the direction in which the river flows - Everett should also be brought into the fold.
It doesn't take much for a cart from Target or Costco to make it over to Somerville. And that's just the start of the even bigger discussion on how to create a more stable, clean water and shoreline environment for the Mystic River and the cities that border it.
So thanks to Alderman Sullivan, maybe the broader discussion will begin and possibly an urban oasis can flourish on not just the Assembly on the Mystic side of the river, but maybe Station Landing too.
The Target carts at Gateway Plaza do have locking wheels. I know - I parked in the Home Depot side of the lot and bought something big.
Posted by: Anne | February 25, 2010 at 01:26 PM