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Written by Andy Metzger BOSTON — The MBTA plans to test the appetite among private bus companies to provide service on all of the express bus routes, the lesser-traveled routes in Boston and the suburbs and late night service.
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A former CIA deputy director who now works as a senior security contributor for CBS News said earlier this week that the joint bulletin released by the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security sounding the threat of potential Independence Day terrorist attacks should not be treated lightly. "I
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The Scollay Square Gallery, located on the third floor of Boston City Hall, is featuring work from the United South End Artists (USEA). The exhibition will feature art of varied mediums, themes and styles by 20 USEA artists. In 1986, a group of artists at the Boston Center for the
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On July 6, the MBTA eliminated the honor box payment system and space numbers for all their parking lots. PayByPhone is a technology that allows customers to pay using any smart phone or internet-connected device. PayByPhone is already in use by 75-percent of parking customers in "honor box lots&
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This past Friday, remnants of the past were found in one of the least expected places: Government Center T station. Hidden behind a door jam in what used to be an entrance to the former Scollay Station was a 1915 edition of the Boston Post. A construction worker on site
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By Andy Metzger and Michael Norton STATE HOUSE, BOSTON-Hours after lawmakers unveiled an overdue state budget compromise, Gov. Charlie Baker on Wednesday morning endorsed the Legislature's approach to jettison a corporate tax break so that low-income workers could receive larger tax credits.
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On July 6, the MBTA eliminated the honor box payment system and space numbers for all their parking lots. PayByPhone is a technology that allows customers to pay using any smart phone or internet-connected device. PayByPhone is already in use by 75-percent of parking customers in "honor box lots&
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By Andy Metzger Granted new freedom to privatize MBTA service, Gov. Charlie Baker on Thursday made no guarantees that workers would not be laid off.
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