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	CHAPTER 123 OF THE ACTS OF 2006
		Whereas, The deferred operation of this act would tend to defeat its purpose, which is forthwith to provide for economic investments in the commonwealth, therefore it is hereby declared to be an emergency law, necessary for the immediate preservation of the public health and convenience.
		Public or private institutions of higher education may qualify if they demonstrate that their cultural organization provides service and open access to the community and the general public outside of the regular educational mission of the public or private institute of higher education demonstrates and financial need.
		The center is hereby constituted a public instrumentality and the exercise by the center of the powers conferred by this chapter shall be considered to be the performance of an essential governmental function.
	www.mass.gov /legis/laws/seslaw06/sl060123.htm (6211 words)

	The Boston Foundation - Indicators Project
		Amtrak's new high-speed line, the Acela Express from Boston to New York, was introduced to the Northeast Corridor between Boston and Washington in December 2000.
		Land in Massachusetts is being developed at a rate seven times greater than the growth in population, creating "sprawl"- a pattern of residential and commercial development that occasions dramatic increases in vehicle ownership, hours of commuting, miles traveled and congestion.
		Phase II of the Silver Line is a bus Transitway from downtown Boston to Logan Airport via the new South Boston Waterfront District due by 2004.
	www.tbf.org /indicators/transportation/overview.asp (2587 words)

	Green Line repairs force closures - The Boston Globe
		Track work will shut down portions of one branch of the MBTA's Green Line for 10 weeks this summer, forcing Red Sox fans who usually take the T to hop on buses to at least nine games, officials said yesterday.
		The T plans to replace old track ties, renovate stations, and rebuild bridges along the D branch of the Green Line.
		The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority board approved buying materials for the $9.5 million project yesterday, a cost that does not include renovating the Longwood and Brookline Village stations and rebuilding the Hyde Street bridge in Newton.
	www.boston.com /news/local/massachusetts/articles/2007/01/12/green_line_repairs_force_closures (428 words)

	AALL Annual Meeting 2004 - Boston, MA: Getting Around
		Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority: The MBTA, or T as known to the locals, provides a good subway and bus network.
		Green line, Outbound: The Green line divides into the B, C, D, and E lines.
		Green line, Inbound: Follow signs from the Convention Center to the Prudential Center station.
	www.aallnet.org /events/local04/gettingaround.htm (737 words)

	Seeing Red On The Green Line
		Except the Red Line’s separation into the Ashmont (Mattapan) and Braintree lines -- which doesn’t count because nobody rides the Red Line past South Station, anyway -- all other T lines maintain one rail/one line, thereby leading to confusion whenever a passenger ventures to the Green Line for the first time.
		Compounding the Green Line’s procedural aberration are its physical abnormalities.
		Where other lines have a depression adjacent to the passenger platform, the Green Line’s tracks are level with the waiting area.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V121/N12/col12burro.12c.html (626 words)

	The Fletcher School - Boston Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The subway, called the "T", is run by the MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) who also runs a comprehensive system of buses, commuter rail lines, and ferries in addition to providing subway service.
		Logan Airport in Boston, Massachusetts - Located in Boston, Logan is a major international travel hub, and is the most convenient airport for flying to Fletcher.
		T.F. Green Airport in Providence, RI - At about an hours drive from Fletcher, T.F. Green is the second closest airport to the school and is a popular location for discount carriers.
	fletcher.tufts.edu /about/boston/transport.shtml (559 words)

	Railway Technology - Boston 'T' Metro Rail System Extension operated by MBTA - Massachusetts, USA
		The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, or the 'T' as it is popularly known, continues to expand its boundaries with the support of the area government, which actively encourages the use of mass transit instead of automobiles.
		The Ipswich line to the north is being revived on the 8.7 miles to Newburyport.
		A fifth line using LRT technology shuttles for 4km from the end of the Red Line branch at Ashmont to a transfer terminal at Mattapan.
	www.railway-technology.com /projects/boston/index.html (1076 words)

	ALA \| Travel
		Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority operates subway and bus routes to and from Logan.
		Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) buses and subways provide convenient transportation throughout the Boston area, including travel to and from the airport, all shopping centers and attractions.
		The green line subway runs through the Boston Common/Back Bay area, where the ALA hotels are located.
	www.ala.org /ala/eventsandconferencesb/midwinter/2005/travel.htm (851 words)

	Local: Cambridge train yard made new
		Guilford Transportation, the parent company of Guilford Rail Systems and Pan American Airways, received the approval yesterday of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, better known as MBTA, to begin work on a sweeping project aimed at bringing people back into the urban area, according to Guilford President David Fink.
		Fink said a key component to the development will be the demolition of the MBTA's old Lechmere station for the Green Line, one of the branches of the public transportation system that runs through and around Greater Boston.
		On the boulevard side of the development, the new MBTA and bus station will be constructed, with some of the Green Line tracks that currently cross the street rerouted to one side, according to Fink.
	www.seacoastonline.com /1999news/7_30c.htm (709 words)

	Office of Student Housing at UMass Boston
		Accessible by the Green Line, the eclectic nature of this area has filled it with some of the highest rents in Boston.
		A stop on the Red Line, the neighborhoods of Mattapan are conveniently connected to Boston.
		On the Red Line, the town is connected to the city as well as the excitement of nearby Cambridge.
	www.umb.edu /students/housing/neighborhoods.html (975 words)

	PSi#11 Transportation
		Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA) provides regular bus and trolley service to and from the Brown campus area.
		This terminal services Amtrak with Acela high-speed regional service as well as The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) commuter train service to Boston.
		The most economical way of transportation to the campus is by shuttle (Airport Limousine Co.), which leaves the airport on the hour and arrives on campus about 15 minutes later.
	www.brown.edu /Facilities/Theatre/psi/transport.htm (339 words)

	Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority CBB Greenbush Construction Project
		The project begins at the connection with the existing MBTA Old Colony Main Line at the Braintree Wye in East Braintree, and extends 18 miles easterly along the former New Haven Railroad Greenbush Branch to the terminus in the Greenbush section of Scituate.
		Stations will be similar to those constructed on the other Old Colony lines and will include accommodations for bicycle parking and passenger drop-off/pick-up by automobile, van, or bus.
		Four (4) new grade separations will be constructed: at Weymouth Landing (shallow cut tunnel); Green Street (new railroad bridge over lowered roadway); Hingham Square (underpass with 800 foot long cut and cover tunnel crossing under three (3) roadways); and Rocky Lane (new highway bridge on new roadway alignment crossing over the right-of-way).
	www.cbbgreenbush.com /theproject.html (832 words)

	Green Line Public Meeting in Medford \| LivableStreets Alliance
		The Executive Office of Transportation and the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act Office will be hosting a MEPA Consultation Session for the Green Line Extension on Wednesday, November 15th from 6:30pm-8:30pm.
		The Executive Office of Transportation and the Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act Office are hosting a public consultation session for the proposed extension of the Green Line to Somerville and Medford.
		This project consists of the extension of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority’s Green Line from Lechmere Station in Cambridge to Medford – the Medford Hillside neighborhood and perhaps beyond – as well as Union Square in Somerville.
	www.livablestreets.info /node/763 (444 words)

	Federal Transit Administration - Planning & Environment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) is developing an underground transitway connecting the MBTA’s existing transit system with the South Boston Piers area.
		South Station is a transportation key hub in the downtown area, serving the MBTA Red Line and local bus, commuter rail, intercity bus, and Amtrak.
		Daily ridership for the Transitway in 2010 is estimated to range from 22,000 trips in the lower-growth scenario to 34,100 trips in the high-growth scenario.
	www.fta.dot.gov /publications/reports/planning_environment_3051.html (380 words)

	Housing \| transportation
		The MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority) operates an extensive system of subways and buses in the Greater Boston metropolitan area.
		The closest subway stop to MIT is on the red line at Kendall Square/MIT, located on the east side of campus near the Sloan School.
		Massachusetts law requires that all out-of-state cars operated in Massachusetts for more than 30 days a year be registered with the Registry of Motor Vehicles.
	web.mit.edu /housing/och/transportation.html (1530 words)

	Transportation Division (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) provides light rail transit services in the Town of Brookline on the C and D Lines of the Green Line.
		The D Line travels through the Town from the Reservoir Station near Cleveland Circle to Chapel Street in the Longwood Medical area.
		Although not located in Brookline, the B Line of the Green Line is also accessible to residents living in North Brookline.
	www.town.brookline.ma.us /transportation/transitservices.html (476 words)

	The Walker Transportation - Trolleys of New England
		The numbers and colors stayed the same all the way through to the MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, which came into existence in 1964).
		Some PCCs were painted a dull gray in the 1960's into what became known as "Gray Ghost." Others were painted green during the same period and into the early 1980's to match the color of the line they ran on.
		MBTA Green Line PCC #3211, with PCC #3205 taking up the rear, briefly stops on the Lechmere Viaduct in the West End of Boston for a photo opportunity before approaching North Station.
	www.walkertrans.org /trolley.htm (427 words)

	Portsmouth Herald Mass News: "T" studying a proposed Green Line extension to West Medford
		BOSTON - The MBTA is looking into a proposed $375 million, 4.2-mile extension of the Green Line to West Medford through Somerville.
		Although the Green Line extension is among the state's legal obligations to expand the transit system as part of a 1990 pact giving the go-ahead to build the Central Artery and Third Harbor Tunnel _ or "Big Dig" _ project, funding must still be worked out.
		In other action taken by the board, a $1.2 billion budget request for 2005 was approved and sent to the state Legislature for its OK, and $238 million was approved for independent contractors to operate the handicapped paratransit service The Ride.
	www.seacoastonline.com /2004news/03122004/south_of/4866.htm (272 words)

	Related Transportation Agencies
		The official website for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has a wealth of information from state agencies that we hope will be useful for citizens, businesses, students, and visitors, or those who are just curious about the Bay State.
		The Executive Office of Transportation (EOT) was established by the Massachusetts Legislature to develop, implement and coordinate transportation policies and projects statewide.
		The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) is a world-class independent public authority which develops, promotes and manages airports, the seaport and transportation infrastructure to enable Massachusetts and New England to compete successfully in the global marketplace.
	www.mhd.state.ma.us /default.asp?pgid=content/links&sid=about (542 words)

	National Park Service - The National Parks of Massachusetts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		According to Massachusetts state law, pedestrians have the right-of-way in crosswalks.
		As a driver, please be aware that it is your responsibility to stop for a pedestrian entering or in a crosswalk.
		Many intersections in Massachusetts are posted, "no right on red." If this is the case, drivers may not turn right during the red signal phase.
	www.nps.gov /applications/state/ma/traveltips.cfm (644 words)

	Agganis Arena \| Directions/Parking \| Public Transportation
		Using the MBTA is a handy alternative to driving and parking.
		With Green Line stops conveniently located right at our doorstep, the "T" is a transportation option to consider when traveling to and from the Arena.
		Lechmere, Science Park, North Station, or Haymarket, take any Green Line train to Government Center.
	www.bu.edu /agganis/directions/transportation.html (279 words)

	Boylston fire snarls Green Line commute - News
		Thousands of Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority passengers spilled into the streets by the Kenmore T station yesterday afternoon as a fire in the Boylston station halted inbound transportation on the B Line.
		Outbound service on the Green Line continued at the Blandford Street T-stop, and the C and D Lines were still running.
		Some found out about the fire, and that the Green Line had "broken down," by listening to the radio in the booth outside the station's entrance.
	media.www.dailyfreepress.com /media/storage/paper87/news/2006/09/29/News/Boylston.Fire.Snarls.Green.Line.Commute-2317377.shtml?sourcedomain=www.dailyfreepress.com&MIIHost=media.collegepublisher.com (513 words)

	ISPRC Diversity Challenge Conference
		Take the inbound blue line train 4 stops to Government Center; transfer to the B line green train.
		Ride the inbound blue line train 4 stops to Government Center; transfer to the C line green train.
		Ride the inbound blue line train 4 stops to Government Center; transfer to the B line green train.
	www.bc.edu /bc_org/avp/soe/isprc/dc/transportation.html (568 words)

	STEP: Massachusetts and MBTA
		The RTP includes the Assembly Square Orange Line stop (which the document assumes will be funded privately) and the Green Line extension to Medford Hillside.
		In early 2004, the Massachusetts House of Representatives passed a transportation bond bill authorizing 50% state funding of the Green Line extension.
		The Green Line extension is in the TIP as a recommended medium-priority project, but awaits action by the DEP on the revised SIP commitments.
	www.somervillestep.org /background/mass_mbta.html (1013 words)

	Visiting the Law School - Boston College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Massachusetts Turnpike (Route 90) east to Exit 17.
		Continue on Centre Street for 1/2 mile, and the Law School campus entrance is on the left.
		The Boston College (B) branch of the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority's Green Line ends on Commonwealth Avenue at the Main (Chestnut Hill) Campus of Boston College.
	www.bc.edu /schools/law/admission/visitors (456 words)

	Bed & Breakfast - The Newbury Guest House
		The Back Bay was developed during the mid to late 1800's and designed in a grid pattern of roadways, which makes it somewhat easier to navigate than many other parts of Boston.
		Public Transportation (taking the subway or "T"): Locals refer to the subway system in Boston as the "T".
		Back Bay Station is a major public transportation center for Amtrak trains, and our local South bound Commuter Rail, and Orange Line subway systems.
	www.newburyguesthouse.com /location/directions.cfm (653 words)

	MBTA to Construct Silver Line Tunnels
		The City of Boston is currently designing the “Silver Line,” a series of buses which will link key residential areas to important employment nodes in Boston.
		The Silver Line will be providing long needed access to the Waterfront area in Boston, whose development has been restricted by environmental law.
		This service is part of an effort to provide transfers between different public transportation routes from outside of the center of Boston.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V120/N45/45silverline.45n.html (487 words)

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