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Community Groups Claim ‘Victory’ in Fight for Changes to Cambridge Street Bridge
After nine months of negotiating with the state, residents and community groups in the Allston area claimed a small victory last week when MassDOT revealed […]
Take A Ride On The MBTA’s ‘New Indigo Line’ In 2024
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) has big plans for the Commonwealth over the next five years, including shortening commutes, bolstering the community, and adding specialized […]
Keolis Will Be The New Operator Of The MBTA’s Commuter Rail Services
During their first meeting of the year—and after roughly two hours of public testimony that teetered on the line of general support, and blatant contempt—the […]
CapeFlyer Train Service Is Here to Stay
If you didn’t have a chance to take a trip on the new CapeFlyer train from South Station to Hyannis over the summer, fear not: […]
Is This What South Station Could Look Like?
First MassDOT announced they would be adding a CVS/Pharmacy and a new bar to South Station, and now, they are looking to explore new design […]
Vandals Allegedly Tampered With the ‘Try God’ Billboard Along the Mass Pike
A large billboard along the Massachusetts Turnpike, advertising a Catholic radio station, was allegedly defaced by vandals last week, according to the manager of the […]
No More Spare Change on State Highways?
Soon, drivers traveling along major highways in Massachusetts won’t have to worry about scrounging for change or receiving a ticket in the mail after sneakily […]
City, State Plow Through Snow Removal Budgets This Season
Here’s one more reason that spring can’t arrive soon enough: This winter, the city and state have surpassed their spending budget for snow removal. On […]
Cars Take Backseat at Casey Overpass
(Illustration via MassDOT) Just over a month ago, I wrote about the chaos surrounding the future of Casey Overpass, a decrepit bridge in Jamaica Plain […]