Ill introduce you to some rain. We have rain. This is supposed to be moving along at a good clip here, but it decided to slow down. Well have a couple showers up until 7 00 a. M. 40s, 50s and 60s. Boston at 50, worcester 64. An isolated shower at 7 00 a. M. Otherwise dry for the day. Windy this afternoon, winds gusting over 40mph. But its not a cold wind. Temps this afternoon, middle and upper 50s. Sarah time now for fast track traffic. Heres danielle gersh. Danielle good morning. Thank you, sarah. A little slick out there, but no major delays on the road yet. Route 1 in saugus, traffic flowing nicely. 93 southbound, no delays. Route 1 youre fine from 128 into boston. The pike wide open, all green back out to 495. So looking good there. South of town, that work crew in canton, they seem to be there every morning a little past 5 00 a. M. So we have a little slowing as you take 95 northbound to 128. 24 northbound looking good. Route 3 no delays. Split into boston just nine minutes. Take
In a comparison of Boston’s three at-large city councillors running for re-election, a single vote tells different stories about their senses of political mission and the limits of their power. Early this month, on Oct. 4, the Council voted, 7-5, to approve $3.4 million in federal grants for the Boston Regional Intelligence Center (BRIC). Formed in the wake of attacks on Sept.
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