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Repairing the MBTA will cost $25 billion, according to new analysis - Vimarsana News

Repairing the MBTA will cost $25 billion, according to new analysis

MBTA General Manager Phil Eng has made it his mission to fix the T. A new cost analysis puts the estimated repair bill at $25 billion.

Source: boston.com
MBTA slow zone repair plan will require sporadic closures through 2024 - Vimarsana News

MBTA slow zone repair plan will require sporadic closures through 2024

Across the whole system there are 191 speed restrictions.

'Short-term pain for long-term wins': MBTA unveils shutdown schedule through 2024 to lift slow zones - Vimarsana News

'Short-term pain for long-term wins': MBTA unveils shutdown schedule through 2024 to lift slow zones

The MBTA is planning a series of brief shutdowns on different portions of the system to allow for necessary repairs and eliminate the speed restrictions that…

Source: biztoc.com
What the State House is doing about the Mass. family shelter system - Vimarsana News

What the State House is doing about the Mass. family shelter system

Massachusetts' emergency family shelter system will begin turning away eligible families for the first time Friday. The moment has also opened up a divide between Gov. Maura Healey and some top Democrats on Beacon Hill over what to do next.

Source: wbur.org
4 things to know about Head Start's recent challenges in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

4 things to know about Head Start's recent challenges in Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, there are over 150 Head Start child care centers. But recent staffing shortages have forced Head Start leaders across the state to permanently cut slots for children — putting hundreds of toddlers on waitlists this fall.

Source: wbur.org