It begs the question: what is so special about BU that their bridges are fixed before it even had time to register that construction was happening, while Lower Allston whiles away in a public transportation black hole? Continue reading
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LIFE ON THE LEFT BANK: “T FOR TECHNOLOGY!”
A couple weeks ago, my iPhone started getting service (AT&T) on the Red Line underneath Cambridge. It would always cut out just after the T went underground at the base on the Longfellow Bridge on my way home from Boston. I always found it pretty ironic that I’d lose my cell signal right as the T approached Kendall/Tech Square.
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EATS: SUMMER TRUCKIN’, HAVE YOU A BLAST
New and exciting food purveyors on wheels Continue reading
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DEAR READER: BUT I LOVE YOU, BOSTON
It’s easy to get wrinkly while living in a city. Like, Shar-Pei wrinkly. Continue reading
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OH, CRUEL WORLD!: THIS T IS CROWDED ENOUGH
Do us all a favor and wait till the next train. Continue reading
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BATTLE AT THE STATE HOUSE: TRANSPORTATION FUNDING
The fight to keep the T affordable comes to a head today, and Alex Ramirez has a ringside seat. Continue reading
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BEAN COUNTER: VOLUME 15, ISSUE 15
A Blue Line train in Orient Heights derailed last Thursday. No one was injured, but service was shut down for an hour. “But … how am I supposed to get to East Boston now?” said Nobody You Know. EVEN Continue reading
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OH, CRUEL WORLD!: DEAR OVERLY OPINIONATED METRO READER
Leave that little green box next to the intern-bullsh*tted horoscopes to the 2nd Amendment defenders and otherwise voiceless a–holes across this metropolis. Continue reading
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LATE-NIGHT T SERVICE: A DEFINITE MAYBE
And the people who are suffering the most are not the drunk brosephs dropping twenties on cabs, but people who can’t afford any other means of transportation. Continue reading
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BEAN COUNTER: VOLUME 15, ISSUE 11
After going on their own theft spree without fake beards, cousins Nathan Heron and Dylan Pollitt were arrested and charged for breaking into more than two dozen vehicles. Their downfall? A fully completed Taco Bell job application left on the scene. MÁS DOS Continue reading
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LULZ
FEEDBACK: VOLUME 15, ISSUE 7
“hey lauren, I saw you in some pics from the dig, yes the dildo ones, and found you amusing and really cute.” Continue reading
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NEW MBTA GREEN LINE TOY!
Now you can live the magic of the Green Line at home! Continue reading
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