MBTA Advisory Board Seeks Alternatives To Cuts
- Feb 16, 2012, 3:20 PM
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MBTA riders are showing what feels like a unprecedented amount of frustration and anger at the transit agency’s recently proposed service cuts and fare hikes. So much so, that at a public hearing this week, police were called to help control a crowd of more than 400 who packed an auditorium at the Boston Public Library.
On Thursday, the MBTA Advisory Board presented a different proposal – one that would soften the blow of those deep service cuts, and possibly buy the MBTA some time to come up with a long term fix for its broken finances.
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