The choices are almost endless. Sidewalks can be built of almost anything. Stone, brick, gravel, mulch, even reconstituted glass are options. Combinations of two or more are often attractive choices.

It's time to replace our sidewalk, and I'm leaning ... that coats the sand and gravel in the brick. But over time, this ultra-thin cement paste on the top surface of the brick wears off, exposing ...

You might have noticed them around town: brick sidewalks torn up by utility work or some other sort of construction project. You’ll see a small pile of bricks (or “pavers”) by a street lamp ...

A homeowner’s activism has led to a city decision to save historic brick sidewalks. Earlier this month, Sherry Leland laid herself in front of a back hoe digging up the 100-year-old brick ...

NEWBURYPORT — There’s little argument downtown’s uniform brick sidewalks add a pleasing aesthetic for visitors and residents alike. But when damaged by expanding tree roots, years of regular ...

The idea is to engrave a brick with your name (for a fee) and install it into a sidewalk. I must say that I like the idea, and I have seen it used elsewhere many times with great success.