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Wikipedia Overview
The Orange Line is a rapid transit line operated by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) as part of the MBTA subway system. The line runs south on the surface from Oak Grove station in Malden, Massachusetts through Malden and Medford, paralleling the Haverhill Line, then crosses the Mystic River on a bridge into Somerville, then into Charlestown. It passes under the Charles River and runs through Downtown Boston in the Washington Street Tunnel. The line returns to the surface in the South End, then follows the Southwest Corridor southwest in a cut through Roxbury and Jamaica Plain to Forest Hills station.
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Signal Work Shuts Down Forest Hills-Back Bay Segment of the Orange Line ‘Til March 8 - Streetsblog Massachusetts
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The Orange Line just got faster, with trains hitting record 55 mph, MBTA says - NBC Boston
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MBTA increases top speed on Orange Line to 55 mph - trains.com
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Boston Police Blotter: 4 arrested in brutal MBTA Orange line attack - Boston Herald
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MBTA Orange Line riders face 9-day shutdown starting this weekend: Here’s what you need to know - MassLive
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2 people enter Orange Line tracks from train after train stops, opens doors in between stations, MBTA says - Boston.com
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China to Springfield: The MBTA's 11-year struggle to get new Red and Orange Line cars - WBUR
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MBTA Orange Line cleared to reach new top speed of 55 mph - WCVB
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MBTA Orange Line: A Total Transformation - Railfan & Railroad Magazine
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‘Flood conditions' interrupt Orange Line service on MBTA - NBC Boston
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Timeline: How the MBTA's deal to replace Red and Orange Line cars went off track - WBUR
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MBTA announces historic 30-day shutdown of the Orange Line - WGBH
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MBTA police searching for suspect who allegedly threatened Orange Line rider with needle - Boston.com
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MBTA makes significant progress on expedited critical track work on Orange Line - The Somerville Times
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100,000 Riders In the Lurch: MBTA Will Shut Down Entire Orange Line For 30 Days Starting August 19 - Streetsblog Massachusetts
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Part of MBTA Orange Line to be replaced by shuttle buses for several days - WCVB
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MBTA riders fume over plans to close Orange Line for 30 days - WBUR
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MBTA Orange Line to Shut Down for Unprecedented 30 Days - NBC Boston
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How to get around the MBTA’s 30-day Orange Line shutdown - WBUR
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MBTA Pulls All New Orange Line, Red Line Trains Out of Service - NBC Boston
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MBTA: the Orange Line is running at 55 mph for the first time - Boston Herald
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Unprecedented 30-day shutdown of MBTA's Orange Line underway - WCVB
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Orange Line reopens on time after month-long shutdown - WBUR
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Normal service resumes on MBTA Orange Line after person jumps in front of train at Back Bay station - WCVB
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MBTA suspends weekend service on Orange Line - NBC Boston
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MBTA starts 2023 with fewer Orange Line trains - WCVB
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Here’s the next MBTA shutdown, this time on the Orange Line - Boston.com
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Orange Line Work Two-Thirds Complete, MBTA GM Says - NBC Boston
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MBTA Is Planning A 'Supersized' Orange Line Diversion For This Weekend - WBUR
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Orange Line closure: What to expect during the MBTA's upcoming work - MassLive
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MBTA pulls Orange Line train with door problem day after shutdown - Boston Herald
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MBTA reveals cause of Orange Line track fire - Boston Herald
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Chinese contractor submitted unfinished Orange Line cars to MBTA - Boston Herald
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'People really lost it,' Passengers describe desperate rush to get off burning Orange Line train - CBS News
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Orange Line death: Person reportedly stumbles, gets fatally struck by MBTA train in Boston - Boston Herald
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MBTA vows to cut the wait for Red, Orange Line trains in half - Boston Herald
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Dozens of passengers jump out windows of Orange Line train that caught fire - WCVB
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MBTA Pulls All Red, Orange Line Trains After Medford Derailment - NBC Boston
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Tufts, Chinatown reps concerned with exclusion from MBTA’s Orange Line transit plan - Boston Herald
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‘Frightening Event': Here's Everything We Know About the Orange Line Train Fire - NBC Boston
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Month-long MBTA Orange Line shutdown means longer, more complex commutes for community college students - MassLive
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MBTA suspends Green, Orange Line service due to structural issue at Government Center Garage - Boston Herald
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Decision to shut down entire Orange Line for a month of track work is a high-stakes gamble for the MBTA - The Boston Globe
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MBTA's Orange Line Gets Unprecedented Speed Boost: Report - Patch
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MBTA Orange Line shutdown hits first workday as Boston-area commuters navigate disrupted system - MassLive
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New Orange Line train becomes latest MBTA derailment - Boston Herald
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All new MBTA trains pulled from service after new Orange Line train derails in work zone - WCVB
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MBTA: 96% of Orange Line work finished, line to reopen on Monday - Boston.com
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The MBTA Just Doubled Your Odds of Riding a New Orange Line Train - Boston Magazine
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Baker tours Orange Line repairs as MBTA prepares for Red Line shutdowns - Boston Herald
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MBTA’s Orange Line trains delayed again, this time until summer - The Boston Globe
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Boston’s new Orange Line trains: First Springfield-built MBTA cars take off at Medford’s Wellington Station - MassLive
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New MBTA Orange Line train derails - The Business Journals
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