Mixed Feelings at BU about Possible MBTA Cuts

The sound of a train rolling in just before class may become less frequent on BU's campus. According to a report released by the Boston Globe (April 10, 2009), the MBTA is considering cutting service at several BU stations and reducing service by half on nights and weekends. Feelings were mixed on campus, and BU officials say they will adapt to any changes as they develop.

Green Jobs Growing in Massachusetts

When almost every industry seems to be pulling back, energy and
environmental companies are showing new life. Massachusetts is setting
the stage to be one of the premier hubs of "Green Jobs" with over 20
new companies setting up headquarters in the state, and also with the emergence of new legislation passed into law including the state's first "Green Jobs Act." Matt Porter reports on companies and training programs now operating in the state.

A sports debut

This week I had the chance to produce a complete sportscast for BUTV-10's Midday News. It was a great experience, although I think I should probably stick to the news.




Today's Sports:

The Boston Celtics pull out a 111-109 double overtime squeaker against the Charlotte Bobcats. Former Patriot Dante Stallworth turns himself in to Florida police on DUI manslaughter charges. The Red Sox prepare to leave Florida for Fenway, and say their pitching staff is armed and ready. 150 Boston College students prepare to run the Boston Marathon for a school dedicated to teaching students with multiple disabilities. And the Boston Bruins seek to extend their winning streak to 4 games tonight against the Ottawa Senators.