While the local weather will not be heating up until this weekend, the heat will be on the MBTA Board of Directors today at its first meeting as a so far damning, onging Federal Transit Authority Safety (Mism)anagement inspection hits the fan.
The service cuts were to reduce weekday Blue, Orange, and Red Lines subway service to Saturday service levels so as to make it possible for the MBTA to perhaps be able to strive to operate at acceptable levels of reliability and safety at some point down the tracks.
Things heated up in Quincy this past week. Heated up a whole lot as well as not in good ways.
Tonight the Quincy City Council’s Finance Committee will be reviewing the Koch Maladministration’s ask for $15 million spending authorization to build a new Animal Control building.
While not over consecutive years, last weekend’s fire on Pine Island was the third wildire in a row on Flag Day.
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