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The MBTA partially closed the Green Line for signal repairs from North Station to Kenmore. Parts of the B and E Branches are also closed, and the work updates the subway's original signal boxes. The closure runs through Sunday, Oct. 4, so riders should plan other routes.
CBS News Los Angeles (KCBS/KCAL) · Sep 29, 2026Boston Fire warned of collapse concerns at a Nubian Square building in Roxbury that caught fire on Monday. Fire officials said the weight of a billboard on top could bring the roof down. Five businesses operated in the building, which matters to owners and workers in the neighborhood.
WHDH 7News · Sep 29, 2026Mayor Michelle Wu's administration announced Ride & Chill, a free family biking event in Franklin Park. It takes place October 11, 2026, with rides of different lengths and a festival at the Shattuck picnic area. The event gives families a no-cost way to ride together in a city park.
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Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston Public Health Commission are launching a new $700,000 round of grants. This funding will support local organizations establishing overdose prevention programs. The initiatives also expand care coordination and street outreach capacity.
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A Globe Spotlight investigation revealed declining care levels in Massachusetts nursing homes that are owned by out-of-state entities since the pandemic began.
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Three passengers were hospitalized following an emergency landing caused by cabin fumes on a Boston-bound Delta flight. The airline stated the flight diverted to Portugal due to a reported mechanical issue.
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The Boston Parks and Recreation Department and BPHC announced the 2026 Fall Fitness Series. It will offer free weekly classes in City of Boston parks from September 13 through October 17, 2026. Activities include Yoga, Tai Chi, and ZUMBA®, suitable for all skill levels.
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