MBTA to introduce 'ski train' Boston Herald
PRINCETON - The MBTA is teaming with Wachusett Mountain to introduce a "ski train" that will bring skiers from Boston to the slopes on weekends. The train, which will be fitted to include ski racks, will
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Boston set to introduce 'ski train' The Barre Montpelier Times Argus
PRINCETON, Mass. (AP) -- The MBTA is teaming with Wachusett Mountain to introduce a "ski train" that will bring skiers from Boston to the slopes on weekends.
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MBTA to introduce "ski train" to Mt. Wachusett WRGB
(Princeton, MASS - AP) - All aboard the ski train. The MBTA is teaming up with Wachusett Mountain to introduce a special weekend train for skiers this winter.
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The train, which is fitted to include ski racks, will pick up skiers at Boston's North Station each Saturday and Sunday at 8:30 a.m. and bring them to the commuter rail stop in Fitchburg. From there, free transportation will be provided to the mountain, which is about 10 minutes away in Princeton.
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Train to give lift to Boston area skiers Worcester Telegram & Gazette
PRINCETON - They may not be bringing the mountain to Boston, but Wachusett Mountain Ski Area is at least setting up a train to bring the skiers from Boston to the mountain.
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