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For Cambridge Bike Safety, the Political is Personal

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Boston Police Respond to Two Fatal Crashes Within 12 Hours

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Boston School Buses Won’t Have Automated Enforcement Cameras to Start the School Year

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Families of Crash Victims Establish New Mass. Chapter of Families For Safe Streets

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Conceding to Trump, State House Democrats Fast-Track Legislation to Repeal State Climate Laws

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A horizontal strip diagram of the MBTA's Red Line between JFK/UMass (at left) and Braintree (at right) showing service alternatives during the November 15 – 23 closure of the Braintree branch. A dotted black line connects (from left to right) the North Quincy, Wollaston, Quincy Center, Quincy Adams, and Braintree stops, indicating bus shuttle service. A purple line parallel to the red line indicates the Old Colony commuter rail lines, which stops at JFK/UMass, Quincy Center, and Braintree. At the bottom of the map is the Ashmont branch of the Red Line, which will operate as usual.

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Somerville Completes Installation of Community Path Lighting Improvements

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Wu Won’t Fix Hyde Park Ave. Safety Hazards in Upcoming Paving Project