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Transportation firm owner receives 1 year in jail over $19M Medicaid fraud

The former owner of Winchendon transportation company Rite Way has been sentenced to one year in prison and fined $4.2 million after pleading guilty to charges related to millions in Medicaid fraud, according to the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office.

Natick commuter station to get $36M overhaul

Natick Center Station, one of the stops on the commuter rail line between Boston and Worcester, will stay open during a 30-month, $36 million overhaul.

MBTA board seeks multi-billion system overhaul

The MBTA board voted Monday to back substantial investment in the commuter rail, calling for electrification of the system and more frequent service through the most dense corridors in a step that transportation advocates praised as historic.

$28.9B in commuter rail improvements proposed

Two elected officials and two transportation advocates who studied potential commuter rail changes endorsed a $28.9 billion plan on Monday to transform the system.
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New Worcester-to-Providence bus service coming in 2020

The Boston Surface Railroad Co. announced Monday morning it would begin a bus service between Worcester and Providence in February as it ramps up to its commuter rail service between the two cities.

Commuter rail coaches getting $33M facelift

The MBTA will launch an effort to renovate 20 out-of-service commuter rail coaches, hoping to use the cars to supplement service and meet demand until brand-new trains currently in production arrive.

House shores up reserve, pads education spending

The House has given near-unanimous approval of a $723 million supplemental budget that would stash $400 million of last year's surplus in reserves and spend millions more on the MBTA and other priorities.

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In November, Kevin Holmes merged his sales and service provider Tri-State Truck Center with McDevitt Truck in...
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Amazon delivery firm lays off 201, including in Milford

A local delivery service company is laying off 201 Massachusetts drivers, as it is ending its relationship with online commerce giant Amazon, and some of those layoffs are affecting Amazon’s Milford fulfillment center.
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