NOW YOU CAN READ BINJ TRANSIT JOURNALISM IN THE METRO

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We are excited to announce that BINJ will now be reaching several hundred thousand additional readers on certain weeks through a new partnership with the Metro. We are assisting the free commuter daily with transportation reporting on a regular basis, as well as on other stories that are relevant to the newspaper’s readers. You can check out our first two Metro articles at the links below:

Heavy toll: Mass. considers new road fees, commissions yet another traffic study

Boston looks to expand DriveBoston: The city is taking steps to lease more public street and lot parking spots to private carshare companies.

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NOW YOU CAN READ BINJ TRANSIT JOURNALISM IN THE METRO

Heavy toll: Mass. considers new road fees, commissions yet another traffic study

Boston looks to expand DriveBoston: The city is taking steps to lease more public street and lot parking spots to private carshare companies.

Thanks for reading and please consider this:

Or you can send us a check at the following address:

Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism

519 Somerville Ave #206

Somerville, MA 02143

Thanks for reading and please consider this:

Or you can send us a check at the following address:

Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism

519 Somerville Ave #206

Somerville, MA 02143

Or you can send us a check at the following address:

Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism

519 Somerville Ave #206

Somerville, MA 02143

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NOW YOU CAN READ BINJ TRANSIT JOURNALISM IN THE METRO

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Or you can send us a check at the following address:

Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism

519 Somerville Ave #206

Somerville, MA 02143

Thanks for reading and please consider this:

Or you can send us a check at the following address:

Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism

519 Somerville Ave #206

Somerville, MA 02143

Or you can send us a check at the following address:

Boston Institute for Nonprofit Journalism

519 Somerville Ave #206

Somerville, MA 02143

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