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  • Look What You Made Friday’s Headlines Do
    by The Editorial Team
    April 17, 2026
    There are lots of reasons why drivers kill so many pedestrians in the U.S., and Taylor Swift may be one of them.
  • Boston City Council to Host Hearing On Delays, Lost Funding for Transportation Projects
    by Christian MilNeil
    April 16, 2026
    On Wed., April 22, Boston’s City Council will seek some answers on why the Wu administration has been blocking long-planned transportation projects across the city.
  • A Bluebikes dock at the Green Street Orange Line station in Jamaica Plain.
    New Bluebikes Contract Takes Effect, Focused on Expansion and E-Bikes
    by Christian MilNeil
    April 16, 2026
    The greater Boston region has a new contract for the municipally-owned Bluebikes bikesharing system.
  • A half-empty parking lot next to several mid-rise apartment buildings, one of which (on the left edge of the photo) is still under construction. In the distance is a large parking garage with the MBTA logo on top. Some railroad tracks – the MBTA Blue Line – are visible through a chain-link fence at left, between the apartments and the parking lot.
    Councilors Durkan, Santana Propose Eliminating Off-Street Parking Mandates for Housing In Boston
    by Christian MilNeil
    April 15, 2026
    The median rent for an apartment in Boston is now about $3,000 per month, but you can rent a parking space downtown for as little as $500 a month.
  • A grinning brown-skinned girl makes a heart shape with her hands while sitting in front of a plate of pancakes.
    Drivers Killed Two Victims This Weekend, In Boston and Webster
    by Christian MilNeil
    April 13, 2026
    The victim in the Webster crash has been identified as Marleigh Rose Guevara, a 10-year-old girl who loved dancing to Bad Bunny and roller skating with her sisters.
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