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In vote of confidence, federal authorities return T safety oversight to the state (opens the original)
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Federal authorities have formally closed a years-long review of how Massachusetts oversees safety issues at the MBTA, effectively handing the keys back to the state for subway oversight. The move marks a major milestone for the MBTA and Massachusetts regulators in their effort to turn around the transit system’s safety record, after four years of federal scrutiny over a string of dangerous incidents and a critical breakdown in state-level supervision. “When I took office, the T was in a dire sta
Why the Lindsay Clancy trial has energized maternal mental health advocates (opens the original)
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As jurors weigh whether Lindsay Clancy should be held criminally responsible for killing her three young children, maternal mental health experts and advocates are raising a different question: How can Massachusetts improve care for mothers and prevent another tragedy? The 32-year-old Duxbury resident is accused of strangling her children — a 5-year-old, a 3-year old and an 8-month-old — in the basement of her family’s home in January 2023 and is charged with three counts of first-degree murder.
Court orders pause Lowell data center expansion (opens the original)
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A Massachusetts judge has blocked a controversial data center in Lowell from expanding while a resident-led lawsuit over the massive facility moves forward in court. The 352,000-square-foot data center is located in a dense, residential area and has been the subject of swelling community opposition over allegations of noise and environmental pollution. Superior Court Judge C. William Barrett on Monday granted the residents’ request to pause the installation of four new diesel generators at the f
In one Mass. city, the fight over a data center has hit a crisis point (opens the original)
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The war over artificial intelligence is mostly invisible, with debate over how the potentially society-altering technology should be deployed largely playing out over social media, on conference stages and in think pieces. But in Lowell, Massachusetts — the site of the commonwealth’s largest data center — the fight is personal. For months, tension over a 352,000 square-foot facility owned and operated by the Markley Group has been nearing a crisis point, with the Boston-based data and telecommun
In Common (opens the original)
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Recent Episodes When is peak leaf season in Mass? Plus, a Springfield cyberattack, a transportation panel and the Shared Seas Lab On this episode of In Common Just a few days after the first day of school, Springfield Public Schools canceled classes due to a data breach. Classes resumed on Monday, but the incident remains under investigation. NEPM's Jill Kaufman joins In Common to give us the latest on the cyberattack investigation and how school districts can be better prepared. Humans put many
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