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Saturday Brings ‘Pedal Power’ to Museum of Science

Daily headlines

Friday’s Headlines Are Charged Up

Map of Route 9 and the Norwottuck Rail Trail in Hadley. Route 9 runs diagonally from lower left (SW) to upper right (NE) while the green line representing the trail runs in a less-steep diagonal path that crosses Route 9 in the center. A red X at the intersection marks the location labelled "Rt. 9 Tunnel Closure".

Trails

Changing Course, MassDOT Will Provide Safe Detour For Norwottuck Trail Blockage in Hadley

A map of Dorchester and Jamaica Plain highlighting the location of the Fairmount Line and Red Line, which runs roughly parallel to the Fairmount Line about a mile to the east.

MBTA

T Will Make Fairmount Free During Upcoming Red Line Closure In Dorchester

Wednesday’s Headlines Ask How Much a Life Is Worth

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