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MassDOT Approves New Route 9 Highway Interchange In Natick, at a Price That’s 40 Percent Over Budget

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Natick’s New Sidewalks Look Suspiciously Like A Road Widening

The new section of the Cochituate Rail Trail in Natick opened earlier this year, and connects the village of Saxonville in Framingham to Natick Center.

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MassDOT Approves New Route 9 Highway Interchange In Natick, at a Price That’s 40 Percent Over Budget

New Year, No Fares: Beacon Hill Bankrolls Dozens of Free Bus Routes Statewide

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