Massachusetts rail deal moves Berkshire Flyer closer to permanent seasonal trips to New York
"People in Western Massachusetts have been clear that they want better rail connections."

The NBA is experimenting with two pieces of technology in the leadup to the season, the league announced Monday.Select exhibition games will include a smart basketball that has a Bluetooth sensor in it and can collect data for future use in real-time officiating decisions. The league said the information from the Wilson-developed connected balls will be for research only and not affect calls made during those games.Officials in select games will also use wrist wearables to communicate with the replay center in designated situations, including replay reviews, scoring changes and clock malfunctions.The wearables went through what the NBA called a successful pilot program during the summer league. The technology will not extend into the regular season. —Associated Press
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"People in Western Massachusetts have been clear that they want better rail connections."
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