Return to the river
With housing projects sprouting on its banks, the Neponset is coming back
Boston's once-neglected river is now a popular address. The Neponset River, long one of the state's most polluted and neglected waters, is enjoying a renaissance, as about a dozen new housing developments are being built or planned along its riverfront, from Quincy to Westwood. (Full article: 1059 words)
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