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As the slow zones get fixed throughout 2024, will the MBTA start increasing the frequency of the trains? I was looking at the schedules the other day and red, blue, green and orange lines seem to have fairly lousy headways these days.

And a Boston team that wants higher numbers will do better playing at a stadium that has access to route 93, the orange line and commuter rail. Putting a team in the middle of Roxbury isn't going to draw fans from all over.

If a women's team moves to Everett, between men and women, they'll be able to use it 40 times a year - maybe 20-25,000 fans per game for the men and maybe 5,000 for the women. That's a consistent and constant flow of people into and out of the stadium, plus it still leaves over 300 days of the...

I don't see Franklin Park as a great place to have a pro soccer stadium. Sure, there are a few busses that go there, but in order for people to go there, there going to need subway and commuter train access.

Help me to understand this... If The Revolution, as well as a women's team, both want stadiums, why not build one and let both of them use it? I get that the women aren't the same draw as the men, but there are ways of dealing with that. It seems like an awful waste of space to have TWO pro...

That's the only decent thing you can see at Gillette Stadium these days.

I see a lot of talk about whether or not we should blame Eng for this and other current problems with the T. Just look at how many governors and T leaders have come in and out over the last 20 years promising to fix the T and it continues to deteriorate. Are they all incompetent? Most likely...

Sorry to sidetrack, but my daughter's 20 months old now. I can't wait til she's a bit older and I can take her hiking like this!

Can we get someone to walk by the slide both during the day and at 2am to see if/when it's open. That's the only way we'll settle this.

The Patriots, like all teams in the NFL, spend roughly the same amount of money as every other team on their players. That's the salary cap. That being said, I think I'm old fashioned when it comes to stadiums. Give me a seat, a good game and some reasonably edible food and beer and I'm happy...

Will Landsdowne still have bars and other nightlife or will this building complete replace it with offices and/or apartments.

Fitchburg and Leominster need more of this downtown in order to make their cities more lively.

It's a nice looking park. I've never been to Omaha, so I don't know what the rest of the city is like, however.

That's the NH motto: Live free or die trying to get Massachusetts to pay for it, while claiming we're self-sufficient.

I'm guessing Massachusetts will have to pay for it

I fee It's such a short line. I feel like in addition to modernizing it, they should also make it longer.

I was last in Boston just under a year ago and I figured it would be done by now.

I don't like any flag that has a person on it - that's why I hate the current Mass and Maine flags. I like broad symbols of the state: Colors to represent the sea, land, ocean and the cities. Maybe a symbol that represents unity of the people and our educational institutions. A number of the...

thanks!

Oh. Well, I learn something new everyday. On a side note, as a casual archboston reader, I'm totally lost when you guys start in on the abbreviations.