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Revolution stadium plan: BRT-focused transit
September 20, 2026
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Revolution stadium plan advances with BRT-focused transit strategy
The Kraft Group unveiled preliminary transportation plans for the proposed 25,000-seat soccer stadium on the Mystic River, emphasizing MBTA bus rapid transit, limited parking, and potential water shuttles. The plan includes a redesign of the Alford Street bridge to add a separated busway and bike lane connecting to Sullivan Square.
Banker & Tradesman
Legacy Jamboree brings youth football to Everett today
The 2026 Legacy Jamboree, organized by Everett Crimson Tide Youth Football and Cheer, takes place today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Everett Veterans Memorial Stadium.
Everett Crimson Tide Youth Football and Cheer
Park-9 Dog Bar hosts Small Dog Sunday tonight
The back pen at Park-9 Dog Bar (48 Waters Avenue) is reserved for small dogs to play and socialize from 5 to 9 p.m. tonight.
Park-9 Dog Bar
Encore Boston Harbor holds Winner’s Celebration with $80,000 in prizes today
Hourly drawings from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. today, with 25 winners per hour sharing $80,000 in free play for guests who hit a slot jackpot of at least $1,200.
Encore Boston Harbor
Three-bedroom condo at 170 Bradford St. Unit 3 holds open house today
Built in 2021, listed at $699,900. Open house today from noon to 1:30 p.m.
The Kristin Gennetti Group
Everett Public Schools launches early-college, immersion, and co-taught ILP programs
New programs include an early-college public-speaking class at Everett High, expanded electives at Devens campus, Spanish-Portuguese dual-immersion, and a second co-taught ILP classroom.
Everett Public School District
Everett launches first full-day pre-K program, serving over 280 students
The full-day pre-kindergarten program began September 9 at Webster Extension and Adams School. Massachusetts Education Secretary Stephen Zrike attended the first day.
Everett Independent
Everett City Council expresses support for striking Encore Boston Harbor workers
On September 14, the council voiced support for roughly 1,300 union workers as the strike enters its second week.
GBH News
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