The MBTA is reworking its bus network however, many people who frequently ride the 117 are worried about getting to their homes as December rolls around and the start of the rework begins on the 15th.
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Richard LaCara, an East Boston Highscool teacher who had just sent his students out in front of the voting site to ask voters and campaign workers about the questions on the ballot spoke to me about his opinions on question 2. #SJelection24#report4charlie
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I spoke to Gladys Oliveros, a Columbian immigrant who lives here in East Boston. She was setting up Harris Walz signs in front of East Boston Highscool. She spoke to me about her vote for Harris and her opinion on question 2. #report4charlie#SJelection24
This is Fernando Antello he spoke to me about why he voted for Harris. He explained his opinions on Trumps rehtoric and economic plan. With recent polling number saying Harris is currently down in numbers, he "hopes that people will come around." #SJelection24#report4charlie
I spoke to Daniel outside the East Boston High School voting location. He spoke about how the economy has not been bad and that the comedians' remark about Puerto Rico was the reason he swapped his opinion about voting Trump to Voting Harris. #report4charlie#SJelection24
The hotel has not even come out to advertise themselves as one of the most haunted hotel, the only thing haunting about the hotel is the prices. With prices ranging from $400 to $500 from October 30th to the 31st.
Many local tour guides mention this area as one of the most haunted hotel. However, some residents believe its a lot of hocus pocus. Many of the staff and guests, who did not want to give their names, say that in their time there they have not seen any spirits wandering.