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Exploring the Copley Square Famers Market
The Copley Square Famers Market is one of the city’s biggest and busiest, and this year is no exception. Derek Zagami heads over to Copley Square to see the two dozen farmers that are selling their local produce and goods.
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MBTA Hit With Power Issues, Impacting All Lines
The power surge hit about 7:30 a.m., and the agency said soon afterward that it was working on a power issue that was impacting the signal system on multiple lines. The MBTA said it asked trains to stand by at stations.
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Power Restored, Signal System Back to Normal on MBTA
Passengers on a Green Line train told NBC10 Boston that they were stuck for about 10 to 15 minutes right before Copley Station.
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Power Surge Briefly Stops All Trains on the T; Service Resumes With Delays
T riders’ morning commute into Boston was snarled Tuesday morning when a power issue impacted the signal system on multiple lines, the MBTA said, causing widespread but mostly brief interruptions to service in and around the city. There were residual delays hours after the issue, which an MBTA representative said was due to a transformer failure that caused a power…
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Boston's “First Night” Celebration Underway
It’s a two-day family event that stretches all the way from the Prudential Center to the Boston Common. Boston’s annual “First Night” celebration kicked off today, with the annual parade kicking off at 6 p.m. Additional festivities include a fireworks show at 7 p.m., and live music in Copley Square until the big countdown at midnight.
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48th Annual First Night Boston Kicks Off
“Feeling so good,” said Mohmoad Kalifa Kamara, bandleader of local afro-beat group Koliba in the midst of the parade kicking off. “Excited to have fun with the crowd. I’ve been in Boston for over thirty years, so this is my hometown.” This year marks the 48th annual First Night Boston, a nearly half-century long celebration in the city for...