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Porter Square
Green Line workers are currently trying to haul away a dead trolley at Cleveland Circle. Their counterparts on the Red Line are doing the same thing with a dead train at Porter Square. Delays abound.
The MBTA reports its managed to dispose of the train that died near Porter Square, but that there are still "minor" residual delays because of it.
Matt Cocco estimated 50 people waiting for the Porter Square Zoots to open one last time so they can get their clothes back - which had gone into limbo when the chain went bankrupt and locked all its doors a couple weeks ago.
The MBTA reports "minor" delays from a non-moving Red Line train near Porter Square.
Lisa reports the cream, cheese and yogurt shelves at the Porter Square Star Market were empty today, not because of a frenzied rush by storm-maddened shoppers, but because something made the power go out to that section of the store and workers had to throw everything out.
The MBTA reports the dreaded "severe" delays on the Red Line due to a train that gasped its last at Porter Square.
Porter was a good place to die, a Red Line train decided, and now there are "moderate" delays on the line, the MBTA reports.
The MBTA reports "moderate" delays on the Red Line due to signal issues at Porter Square. Ben Chan reports his normal 25-minute commute from Quincy took an hour this morning.
Commuters like myself are frustrated and pretty annoyed.
Karene Hines shows us a typical Saturday-morning scene at Bagelsaurus in Porter Square.
A train on the slab at Porter is causing "moderate" delays on the Red Line, the MBTA alerts.
Cambridge Police report they suspect the guy who held up the Emack & Bolio's on White Street on Saturday also robbed the ice-cream place around 2:05 p.m. on May 14 - holding one hand under his shirt as though he had a weapon. Read more.
Cambridge Police say they hope somebody who sees this video can identify the man who held up the Emack & Bolio's on White Street in Porter Square shortly before 9:30 p.m. on Saturday.
According to police: Read more.
A Red Line train that left this mortal coil at Porter Square has been removed from the scene, but there are still "minor" residual delays, the MBTA says.
Bob Sawyer spotted Sean Spicer, or, at least, a photo of his head, among the bushes in Porter Square today.
The T reports "moderate" delays due to a now former train outbound at Porter Square.
The T reports "minor" delays on the Red Line due to signaling problems at Porter Square.
Seems a train died at Porter Square, and smoke was involved and now there are delays in both directions on the Red Line.
Wicked Local Cambridge reports on the vigil to commemorate Joe Lavins of Lexington, who died last week.
Cambridge Day looks at ways to reduce bicyclist deaths.