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...report they've been waiting for all day finally comes in: someone matching the description of the lab larcenies has been spotted near Mallinckrodt Chemistry Lab. The report is about 20 minutes old, the dispatcher reports; a few minutes later, another officer radios that the man has boarded an MBTA...
...fall and spring, I watch the small white sails tacking together on the Charles with envy as I ride the MBTA to Boston. I'm from San Francisco, where sailing is the preferred mode of transportation--some downtown commuters still take their boats to and from Sausalito every morning. The prospect of sailing on the Thames didn't, understandably, phase...
...limits of the MBTA. Even if the Harrington-Menino team agrees to an upper deck for the 1912 infrastructure, another 10,000 fans jamming the Kenmore Square area 81 times per season places significantly greater burdens on transportation and police services. Government, including the MBTA, services will be tested by still larger crowds as thousands more fans flock to a larger copy of a copy of a copy of other stadiums...
...corner sits on Central Square, home to an MBTA stop, a homeless shelter and many of Cambridge's bars...
...Saturday, 4 p.m., Park Street, red line. A large gathering of Saturday shoppers can't help but turn their heads and listen to an enthusiastic performer crack MBTA jokes about the red line. The comical tune "Street Signs in Boston Suck" receives a resounding mixture of applause and laughter from fans. Tom Bianchi is a funny character. The 30-year-old has played in subways full time for the past 18 months and truly tells it like it is, singing, "the rats on the tracks always upstage me," "I just love to play, all day, hooray" and "please stay behind...