First, cutting off-peak service hurts economic activity and Boston’s power as the regional economic engine. Service enabling commuters to stay in Boston later or take weekend trips is critical to outlying towns and businesses these commuters frequent. Off-peak travel is associated with sports events, entertainment, continuing education, and retail spending. Removing this option leaves commuters constrained in their daily schedules. At minimum, a commuter bus alternative must be provided, but negates costs savings from commuter rail and boat cuts.

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BOSTON, Mass. (WWLP) - Maybe you’ve been threatened by foreclosure notices, your home has been auctioned off, or there’s even a constable knocking on your door – If so, there’s one thing Grace Ross, coordinator at the Massachusetts Alliance Against Predatory Lending (MAAPL), wants you to know, “Don’t leave at foreclosure.” “The constable’s notice means that they’re 48 hours away from actually having all their stuff moved out of their house and their locks changed.  It is still possible to slow that process down, create the time to sort of unwind the clock and go back and get Continue reading >>>