Hitting the Links

• Filene’s still plans to develop Downtown Crossing. [CondoDomain]
• $1.75 bought some lucky eBay winner a house in Michigan. [MSNBC]
• The City set aside plans for its 1000-foot tower. [Boston Reak Estate Blog]
• The T finally decides to enforce the no-cell-phone-at-work rule. [Boston Herald]
• Are the police really trying to make the streets unsafe by preventing flagmen from doing their jobs? It sound like it. [Universal Hub]
• A Pentecostal church hopes to turn Whitey Bulger’s old headquarters into its new home. [Boston Magazine]
• The Rose Kennedy Greenway officially opened. [Bostonist]
• Harvard University wants to install a wind turbine above Harvard Square. [MetaBoston]
• Lesley University doesn’t want to deal with the same community outrage Harvard is dealing with, so administrators want help from residents. [Allston Brighton Community Blog]
• National Grid is considering solar power. [Globe St]
• A sad video showing a “trashout,” the removal of an abandoned home’s contents. [Zillow Blog
• The Mandarin Oriental offers discount packages, but I still can't afford a night's stay. [The Beantown Bloggery]

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