The T

At 7:02 a.m., the MBTA reported an outbound trolley was pushing up daisies at Park Street. It's since been given a more proper burial and service is back to normal, the T says.

At 12:13 p.m, the MBTA reported delays of 15 minutes or so on the Green Line due to a deceased train at Kenmore, although at least one rider reported at the 20-minute mark of no movement on a trolley at Park.

The MBTA reports B Line delays of up to 15 minutes due to a trolley that got to BU Central and then would go no further.

Banker & Tradesman reports the MBTA is looking to turn the giant frown that is the crumbling garage at Alewife station into a smile by letting a developer replace it with something that would be the ultimate in transit-oriented development. The T acknowledges it would have to work closely with a developer to ensure construction wouldn't disrupt transit service, so more like the work at South Station than the work at Haymarket.

Transit Matters has started a shutdown-tracker site that lets you see upcoming (and past) maintenance shutdowns on the four MBTA subway lines.

The Boston Sun reports on the impending bus lane between Massachusetts Avenue and Arlington Street, which will be joined by a bus lane at Ring Road. Read more.

Update: At 8:35, the T was reporting 25-minute delays to somebody on the tracks at JFK/UMass.

At 7:22 p.m., the MBTA reported 20-minute delays on the Red Line due to a deceased train at Andrew. At 8:19, Adam Castiglioni asked when the trains would start up, because he's still stuck in the system, more specifically, at North Quincy, where not a single train has come through in either direction in 20 minutes.

Three Quincy teens were arraigned Friday on charges they decided to go all droog on some other South Shore teens and bash in their heads at the Kenmore Green Line stop on May 10, the Suffolk County District Attorney's office reports, adding police are continuing to try to ID two other alleged attackers. Read more.

The MBTA reports an outbound Red Line train at Charles/MGH that's developed a sudden fear of crossing the water is gumming up the works towards Alewife.

At 11:08 a.m., the MBTA reported delays on inbound Green Line service due to a deceased trolley at Kenmore.

Earlier in the morning, the T reported similarly pining-for-the-fjords status on the Mattapan Line due to a no-longer-functioning trolley there - but that one was bad enough that the T was advising riders to just forget about it and take the Route 24 bus instead.