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In Their Words: Here’s What MBTA Workers Say About Their Agency

“Employees feel that they give feedback in surveys and then nothing changes.” “Communication is not direct and not consistent.”

Interview: Cannabis Control Commission Executive Director Travis Ahern

The new CCC ED speaks about agency transparency, social consumption, and the road ahead for cannabis in Massachusetts

The T Was Everything That It Can Be On New Year’s Eve

From free rides to late-night service, it turns out the MBTA can dress to impress

Editor’s Note: Thanks To Our Readers

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Your ongoing support means BINJ and HorizonMass will be here for another year

The Year In Massachusetts Psychedelic Politics And Advocacy

From the municipal front to the ballot box, here’s how psychedelics fared in Massachusetts in 2024

Alewife Activists Give Tearful Testimonies At MBTA Board Meeting

“I am horrified by the lack of MBTA’s concern for public health in this area.” Cambridge residents decry planned heavy digging through asbestos and air out other concerns.

Massive Coalition Drops Report On Dire State Of Mass Transit In Massachusetts 

“Roadmap for Equitable and Sustainable Transportation Action in Massachusetts” warns: “The current state of transportation is unsustainable”

Editorial: Help Support BINJ’s Internship Program

“Training the next generation of reporters is not just a mandate, it’s an honor”

IndyMass: December 12, 2024

Collage for the IndyMass roundup of articles from the Massachusetts independent press for December 12, 2024.

A roundup of recent articles from the Massachusetts independent press

The Fall of Horse Racing at Suffolk Downs

Exterior of the Suffolk Downs Clubhouse in Revere, Mass.

An old working-class pastime fades away at the storied Revere track: “Not with a bang but a whimper,” as the poet T.S. Eliot once wrote

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