MBTA officials said in late January that the first 50 mph trains in decades could happen "within days." Seven weeks later, General Manager Phil Eng explains why it hasn't happened quite yet.
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Want to work on South Coast Rail? MBTA holding job fairs in New Bedford and Fall River.For those hoping commuter rail brings jobs to the SouthCoast, that may come true sooner rather than later: The MTBA is hiring ...
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Middleborough is taking Gov. Maura Healey's administration to court over the controversial MBTA Communities Act.
Inside the MBTA’s Commuter Rail Maintenance Facility in Somerville on Thursday, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey pushed ...
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