Virtual Braintree library coffee hour to feature local authors
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BRAINTREE – Three area authors will speak about their writing and publishing experience during a Virtual Coffee with Local Authors event in Braintree, 7:00-8:00 p.m. June 7 at the Thayer Public Library, 789 Washington St.
No purchase is necessary to attend this free virtual event, but advance registration is required. To register, use the event calendar at thayerpubliclibrary.org or call 781-848-0405, x4417.
Weymouth author Caroline Kautsire, originally from Malawi, Africa, will speak about her new memoir What Kind of Girl?: An African Child Caught Between Worlds.
Kautsire is an English literature and writing professor at Bunker Hill Community College and Bay State College in Boston, She also teaches public speaking and has given inspirational talks at colleges in Boston as well as to organizations that focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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MBTA to shut portion of Green Line D branch in June for work
May 31, 2021
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BOSTON (AP) The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority is fast-tracking work on the Green Line’s D branch in June that will require a full closure of the track for a total of 18 days, officials said.
The MBTA’s Green Line D Track and Signal Replacement Project includes replacing 25,000 feet of track and 6.5 miles of signals some elements of which date to the 1950s from Riverside to Beaconsfield stations, the T said.
Beginning after the end of normal service on Friday, crews will work 24 hours a day for a total of 18 days to perform the work.