Baker Names Developer Smart To MBTA Board
Gov. Charlie Baker on Tuesday named developer Chanda Smart to serve on the MBTA Board, making one of his final appointments as he prepares to leave office on Thursday.
Subway Frequencies Might Not Return to Normal Until 2023
by State House News Service | Jul 20, 2022
The reduced subway frequencies and crowding that business leaders say is helping keep workers away from downtown offices might not go away until next year, one MBTA overseers fears.
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