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The leaves are falling, tourists are filling the streets and pumpkins are crashing to the ground. It’s autumn in Boston, and the new season brings crisp air and spooky decorations everywhere. The leaves are changing color along the Charles River and Bay State Road, turning Boston University’s campus into a sea of red and orange....

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To the Editor:Β  A few weeks ago, we asked the Vineyard community to help us give our high school football team a better ride to its away game in Orange. And our community really came through! Thanks to the generosity of local businesses, families, friends, and football supporters, we reached our fundraising goal, and raised enough money to charter a coach bus for the team.

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Green Line: No trains between North Station & Babcock St (B), Kenmore (C+D), & Heath St (E), October 31 – November 1. Use buses between Babcock, Kenmore, Heath St (Rt 39) & Copley/Back Bay. Use Orange Line between North Station & Back Bay. Scope of Work: This is to allow for work on critical signal […]

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The transit agency will increase speeds from North Quincy to JFK to 50 miles an hour, MBTA General Manager and Interim Transportation Secretary Phil Eng said Thursday as he also touted higher top speeds on the Orange Line.

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