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The City’s Board of Estimates further delayed the State Street Redesign Plan Monday night, citing a need to “digest all of the information.”

While we are all for being well-informed, it has been three years. It is past time the city upgrade its signature street and so improve the economy of State Street, boost city revenue, and dramatically enhance the environment for everyone in the city’s center — especially students.