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Commuter rail a long wait for some
By Ted Nesi
PBN Staff Writer
Despite the economic downturn and a worsening state revenue outlook, officials in Massachusetts Gov. Deval L. Patrick’s administration say he remains committed to fulfilling his campaign promise to get commuter-rail service from New Bedford and Fall River to Boston up and running by 2016. More
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