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A Somerville, Massachusetts, man says that he was the victim of a hate crime while riding the MBTA Green Line, when a stranger sucker punched him in the forehead and made a homophobic remark. Twenty-five-year-old Jack Calos was on his way to work last Tuesday, listening to music on the Green Line after boarding at North Station. He said he…

Jack Calos was commuting to work when he says a man punched him in the forehead and made a homophobic comment. He’s sharing his story as a warning to others in Boston.

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Commuters are hoping things are back to normal on Sunday after having to deal with a derailment on the MBTA Green Line and downed Amtrak wires near Ruggles on Saturday. Shuttle buses replaced service on three of the four MBTA’s Green Line branches due to a derailment in Boston on Saturday. The B Branch trolley derailed about 8:55 a.m....

Service was impacted by a derailment at Kenmore Station and downed wires at Ruggles Station.

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Saturday saw another round of trouble on the T, with shuttle buses replacing train service after a derailment at Kenmore Station, and then later downed wires near Ruggles Station.

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There were no injuries reported.

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Shuttle buses replaced service on three of the four MBTA’s Green Line branches due to a derailment in Boston on Saturday. The B Branch trolley derailed about 8:55 a.m. as it left Kenmore Station headed west, according to the MBTA. Shuttle buses were replacing trains on that branch as well as the C and D branches of the Green...

The MBTA had a “Make Way for Ducklings” moment Thursday morning, when a baby duck stopped Green Line traffic in Boston. T workers had to help the duckling get off the tracks between North Station and the Science Park station, according to the MBTA’s Twitter page, backing train traffic up by about 10 minutes. A rider shared on X (formerly…

Another wave of partial Green Line shutdowns start Tuesday to allow work on slow zones, according to the MBTA. Shuttle buses will replace services between Copley and Babcock Street on the B branch, Copley and Cleveland Circle on the C branch and Copley and Brookline Hills on the D branch. Service will be suspended all day from start to end…

If you ride the T on a daily basis, you probably have your own inside jokes about certain stops or lines. Well now, a group of Boston Public Library donors decided to take those jokes to the next level. “Ahhhhlington,” “Wonderland (Taylor’s Version),” “RIP Christmas Tree Shops” and Wayne’s World” were some of the new nicknames given to stops...

If you ride the T daily, you probably have your own inside jokes about certain stops or lines. Well now, a group of Boston Public Library donors decided to take those jokes to the next level.

Train service in Boston was heavily disrupted Tuesday morning on both the MBTA’s Red and Orange lines following reports of smoke at Downtown Crossing. Shuttle buses replaced Red Line and Orange Line service at more than a dozen stops in the area on Tuesday morning. Stretches of the Green Line in the same area were also offline for a...

As maintenance work continues across the system, the MBTA announced Wednesday that it has removed speed restrictions in 12 locations on the Green Line tracks. There have been scheduled closures and service diversions on the Green Line’s multiple branches since late November to allow crews to do what in many cases is long overdue work on the tracks. “Repairing our…

Service disruptions started on almost all branches of the MBTA’s Green Line on Monday to allow crews to make rail, ties and tunnel repairs.

Service disruptions have begun on almost all branches of the MBTA’s Green Line on Monday to allow crews to make rail, ties and tunnel repairs.

Do you plan to ride on the Green Line? Then, plan for a longer commute, as the MBTA is starting service disruptions on Monday for the Green Line. The MBTA is working on everything from ties to tunnels, but in order to do that, it needs several of the stations closed, including at Kenmore, where shuttles are replacing trains Monday…

The MBTA says riders should plan for extra travel time during these disruptions.

The MBTA Green Line will have multiple disruptions starting on Monday into early December. Commuters will have to use alternative routes which include shuttle buses, bus options, and Commuter Rail service between South Station, Back Bay, and Landsdowne. The MBTA says riders should plan for extra travel time during these disruptions. The changes in Green Line routes will be as…

The MBTA said shuttle buses were providing alternate service from Kenmore to Fenway and St. Marys on Wednesday night.

There were more delays on the Green Line Wednesday night. The MBTA said the delays, of about 20 minutes, were impacting the C and D branches due to a track problem at Kenmore. Shuttle buses were providing alternate service from Kenmore to Fenway and St. Mary’s, the agency said. The MBTA said in an update later Wednesday that the track…