Middleborough sues state over MBTA Communities
Plymouth County town sues state over MBTA Communities Act, calling it ‘unreasonable’
A Plymouth County town filed a lawsuit against the state on Friday, saying they shouldn’t have to alter its zoning to accommodate housing under the MBTA Communities Act. The town of Middleborough, who is currently one of six Massachusetts towns not in compliance with the 2021 law, says the “one-size-fits-all interpretation” is “unreasonable.”
Car struck by MBTA train
The MBTA is implementing new collision prevention technology on the Green Line to improve safety after a recent crash.
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A Central Massachusetts community initially was among those that led the charge against a state housing law. Here's why they ...
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