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The Cities Blog
Dan Olson

Lazy taxpayer tour of Central Corridor project

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Curious about how the first full year of construction on the state's largest public works project is going?

Relax. Sit back. Take a tour courtesy of the Central Corridor folks managing the project.

I can attest from personal observation their photos capture what's going on.

On the other hand, the decent and neighborly thing to do is put on your hiking boots and tour the project with a batch a friends. That way you can stop at bistros along the way to give them a bit of a boost. They're surviving for the most part, but the construction has taken a bite out of their bottom line.