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The injured pedestrian was taken to an area hospital, police said.

ZAMBOANGA CITY: Bangsamoro Parliament Speaker Atty. Pangalian Balindong recently renewed his oath as a member of the United Bangsamoro Justice Party (UBJP), the political party of the former rebel group Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF).

A 34-year-old Fall River man who was shot last week died Friday at Saint Luke’s Hospital in New Bedford, authorities said.

WILMINGTON — The Select Board met on Mon­day, Feb. 12 and approved a number of resident re­quests.

Boston Chamber of Commerce President CEO Jim Rooney said he is not opposed to a new tax or fee to boost funding at the MBTA.

A Boston city councilor who brought a congestion pricing measure before the body Wednesday said her push for a discussion does not necessarily mean that she is taking a position on implementing a policy that would tax drivers for Hub access. 

Milton voters have put the town at odds with state law requiring communities with public transportation access to have at least one zoning district allowing multi-family housing.

The issue is affecting MBTA stations and the signal system.

Service on the Green, Blue and Orange MBTA lines was impacted Thursday after an outage at North Station shut off one of the system's primary power feeds.

MBTA General Manager Phil Eng said the power outage that left commuters stranded throughout Boston on Thursday morning was caused by a faulty feeder cable that tripped the system's circuit breakers.