The accident occurred at Cambridge and Bowdoin Square.
UPDATE: Police say the pedestrian, a man in his 60s, suffered a knee injury and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment. The driver of the duck boat said the man had attempted to quickly cross the street in front of the vehicle. The driver was not cited. Original report: A pedestrian was struck by a Boston Duck Tours vehicle, according to several Twitter reports. The city of Boston confirmed the accident occurredon its Notify Boston Twitter account. The 2 p.m. incident shut down Cambridge Street between New Chardon and Staniford streets. Several Twitter users identified the vehicle involved as a duck boat. WHDH's Tiarra Norcross shared a photo of the scene. There is no official word on the pedestrian's condition at …
Board voted against plan to move Capital One into 62-66 Charles, supports proposal to make all first floor commercial zoning conditional.
Showing a strong allegiance to its residents and local businesses, the Beacon Hill Civic Association unanimously passed two motions designed to control commercial growth along Charles and Cambridge streets. The votes were made at Monday night’s meeting, the board's first of 2012. Zoning and Licensing Committee co-chair Tom Clemens spent the first half of his report discussing the ongoing battle over a Capital One bank moving into 62-66 Charles St.—a storefront occupied by the popular Charles Street Market. In order to move in, Linear Realty Properties applied for a “change of conditional use” permit, which would reclassify the location from a convenience store to bank. “There was a high level of support—and virtually unanimous support from…
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Charles Street Market, formerly 7 Eleven
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