What does ALE stand for?

One, an $80 million project to replace floating concrete slabs designed to absorb track vibration on the Red Line between the Alewife and Harvard stations, has been unfunded for three years.

6 million bike path connector for the Alewife Greenway Corridor; and $10 million for improvements in MBTA bus service.

you The village pub Saxon times in The alewife green bush on people know brew was Sue found all human life - and every drink you've ever heard of; some you haven't - on her journey around Britain's pubs.

That contrasted with an alewife who was based in Foregate Street, an area of the town filled with drinking establishments - in the late 1480s, there were 21 brewers and 33 places that sold ale.

The salmon proved voracious predators, and alewife numbers dropped sharply.

For example, consumption of alewife (Aloca pseudoharengus) has been associated with interannual variation in PCB concentrations in Lake Ontario herring gull (Larus argentatus) eggs, and consumption of rainbow smelt (Osmerus mordax) led to increased PCB concentrations in predator lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush) from various lakes in Ontario and Quebec, Canada (Vander Zanden and Rasmussen 1996; Hebert et al.

Arlington is a member of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, which provides fixed route service to the Alewife, Harvard, and Lechmere subway stations.

The emerald shiner, once extremely abundant in the Great Lakes, but now reduced in number dramatically, attributed to competition with the alewife (Alosa pseudoharengus), has been spread inland by stocking and angler releases of bait fish.