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MBTA shuts down part of Green Line for 10 days for track repairs
The MBTA has suspended service for most of the Green Line's B Branch for two weeks so track work can be done.
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The MBTA has suspended service for most of the Green Line's B Branch for two weeks so track work can be done.
The MBTA has suspended service for most of the Green Line's B Branch for two weeks so track work can be done. WBZ-TV's Anna Meiler reports.
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The line had just reopened Saturday morning when a train derailment closed the branch for the day. WBZ-TV's Laura Haefeli reports.
A derailment on a Green Line train Saturday morning led to shuttle buses replacing service on the B branch.
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Several branches of the Green Line will be shutdown from January 3 to 12, then again from Jan. 16 to 28 for construction.
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The MBTA said construction work on the Green Line Extension Branch is running behind schedule and nighttime shutdowns will be extended another week.
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