Nemo

They've missed our whole block of Pearl -- from Putnam to Chestnut.

Missing both wheels

The right lane of Somerville Avenue, going east, where it intersects Washington Street and Webster Avenue, in Union Square, is, according to the sign (see photo), right turn only. However, almost no one in that lane turns right; they all proceed straight -- across the bike lane, I might add -- onto Webster Avenue.

I think the lane, itself, needs more right turn only markings -- at least two, one of which is right where you have a choice of which lane to be in. And, there should be another pole-mounted sign at the place where you have a choice of which lane to be in.

It's doubly annoying to wait in the longer middle lane, and then have the right lane cars trying to merge with you.

The signal is, technically, working, but, as you can see from the photo, the green light is in the shape of an octagon instead of being round. (Are the LEDs on the outside edges out?)

An ancillary problem, which can be seen in the photo, is that some of the LEDs in the Walk symbol (ones in the upper left) are out.

If you're on Magazine Street, heading towards Central Square, the light across Putnam Avenue, on the right side, is not facing at you but is facing sort of towards the diagonal corner.

It's the first sign on Brookline Street after Henry.

A motorcycle is parked in the bike rack parking area.

Also, The Barking Crab stores some kind of table in another bike parking spot.

Someone put a bag of trash in my can after it was picked up. I left the bag at the curb. Actual location is 276 Pearl, near driveway.

They didn't empty the can, again!

They pulled out the bags but didn't dump out the can.

The red light is out. (See photo.)

It's on the base of the light pole on Putnam Ave at the south corner of Pearl Street.

It's not quite a botanical obstruction but the side yard on Putnam Ave is an unruly weed garden, growing onto the sidewalk.

Brown can in front of 266-276 not completely emptied.

This cherry tree has been dying for some time; now it's close to completely gone. It's in front of 266-276 Pearl, just to the right of the driveway, as you're entering.

On mailbox on Putnam Avenue, corner of Pearl Street.

I had a few tied-up black plastic bags of trash in a steel can with a tight-fitting lid. The can also contained: a small plastic bag of dog doo (which I picked up off the street), some orange peels (which I pulled out of someone else's recycling), and a dead mouse (which I picked up off the street). After pickup, the can was empty but the dog doo, the orange peels, and the mouse, were on the street next to the can!

It's on the control box, on the sidewalk.