Boston Overhauls Streets Cabinet Leadership After Cyclist's Death
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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is reshaping the Streets Cabinet after cyclist Louisa Gag's death, replacing interim chief Nick Gove with bike-advocate Chris Osgood and naming Tali Robbins interim chief of staff for the cabinet. Gove returns to deputy chief of streets with expanded oversight as an advisory group reviews cabinet structure. Wu also presses ahead with safety projects and a Blue Hill Avenue bus-lane plan, amid ongoing community feedback and criticism over pace of street safety improvements.
- After cyclist's death, Wu shakes up 'Streets Cabinet' leadership WBUR
- Wu names longtime City Hall veteran as interim chief of streets, announces next steps for Blue Hill Ave. redesign project The Boston Globe
- Fresh round of public meetings on ‘updated’ Blue Hill Avenue project set for September Dorchester Reporter
- Wu unveiled a street safety plan after a cyclist was killed. Transit advocates say it doesn’t go far enough. Boston.com
- Mayor Michelle Wu makes 2 transportation announcements as street safety concerns rise MassLive
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