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Field Guide to Boston
Tell us: What should Boston's New Year's resolution be?
Improved fitness. Better finances. More time with family. Less procrastinating.
Yes, as the year wraps up, many of us start to think about what goals we want to set for ourselves the upcoming year. But why should we be the only ones setting intentions for 2024? We all have a little room for improvement and growth — including the city of Boston.
Let's set aside the personal goal-setting for a moment (hey, less procrastinating doesn't start until Jan. 1) and imagine this: If Boston was to set its own New Year's resolutions, what would they be and why? From the serious and thoughtful, to the silly and cynical, we want to hear them all. Here are some examples to start:
- An MBTA system with no slow zones and upgrades that are done right the first time.
- Average rent prices under $2000 a month.
- Fewer rats and more slides.
- A Market Basket in Boston proper.
It's time to dream big, people.
Share your resolution ideas below and we could include yours online, in WBUR's newsletters or on our social media accounts.
