Gone to pot in Boston
Are potholes inevitable? Not if the city changed its policy on repairing cuts made to roads, pavement specialists say
Bone-jarring, suspension-breaking divots in the roads are almost an accepted part of life in Boston. They seem to be as inevitable as the hard New England winters that precede their appearance in city streets. (Full article: 1010 words)
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