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Finally! All the T’s subway, trolley lines are running T. After weeks of delays and shuttle buses, all subway lines were operational Monday.

mands, said MBTA spokesman Joe Pesaturo through an email.

“Until we reach that number, the MBTA will not be at ‘full service,’” he said.

The T did not have a cost estimate for the recent string of storms. Pesaturo indicated the MBTA. which is already saddled with $9 billion worth of debt, would be calculating “all of its winter storm-related recovery costs in the coming weeks.”

The T estimated that 6.5 million cubic feet of snow and ice had to be cleared from MBTA rights of way so that trolleys and trains could operate. The T has had to look outside the state for snow removal equipment and workers in recent days to clear the tracks.

Public agencies from Vermont, Pennsylvania and New Jersey loaned equipment including 72 dump trucks, 33 front-end loaders, 12 skid steers and 11 backhoes.

Gov. Charlie Baker deployed the National Guard and hundreds of soldiers helped the T dig out in recent days.

Dozens of inmates were also pressed into shoveling this past weekend.

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The T is back... sort of.

Monday marked the first time since February 1 that all subway and trolley lines were operational.

This winter, which dumped more than seven-and-a-half feet of snow on Boston in a three-week period, wreaked havoc on the T’s antiquated system. Third rails froze over.

Old subway car propulsion motors couldn’t handle the snow and went on the fritz, crippling the T’s ability to operate.

Delays and cancellations were commonplace, with shuttle buses replacing the subway for some stretches. Commuter frustration was palpable and amid the chaos, MBTA GM, Beverly Scott, announced she was resigning this spring.

As of last week, Scott said it would take at least 30 days to get the T back on track.

Things, however, have apparently changed.

On Monday, there was service to all lines. But while all of the track infrastructure is back in service, the T is still working on fixing subway cars.

As of Monday afternoon, there were 438 subway cars and trolleys available for service, up from 364 last Thursday.

MBTA machinists are working “around the clock” fixing the remaining cars — typically, 482 cars are needed to satisfy typical weekday ridership de-

A Green Line trolley makes its way through Boston University’s campus on Comm Ave Monday. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI/METRO

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Timeline of woe Jan. 27: Snowstorm Juno slams Boston, dumping more than two feet of snow. MBTA cancels service.

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windows of subway car to escape. T later apologizes.

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Feb. 3: Weather-induced delays complicate morning commutes, particularly on the Red Line. The T tells Red Line riders to seek alternative routes.

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Feb. 9: MBTA again suspends service as Gov. Baker says “Let’s face it, this can’t happen again.”

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Feb. 10: The T remains closed.

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Feb. 11: MBTA GM Beverly Scott announces her resignation,

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Feb. 16: Scott says it could be a month before T returns to normal.

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Feb. 23: All T subway and trolley lines operational.

Arctic attack. Canadian blast to send dangerously cold weather this week

Woman killed by Orange Line train A 29-year-old woman was struck and killed by a northbound Orange Line train over the weekend, Transit Police said.

The unidentified victim, was struck around 11 p.m.

Saturday while trespassing on the right of way at State Street Station, police said.

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It was not clear why she was on the tracks. Foul play is not suspected. METRO

Massachusetts is forecast to be hit with dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills this week as part of an arctic blast moving down from Canada, the National Weather Service said.

Wind chill advisories for much of the state went into effect Monday night and were

in place until 10 a.m. Tuesday, when temperatures will remain in the teens and wind chills will fall below zero.

“Make sure your head and hands are covered,” Alan Dunham, a weather service meteorologist, told The Boston Globe. “Dress in layers and put a scarf over your face.”

Boston is only expected to see flurries Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning, the NWS said.

Temperatures will rise to the upper 20s and low 30s Wednesday, before the bitter cold returns Thursday and Friday, with lows approaching zero. GLOBE

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Hernandez trial: Bangs heard near crime scene Ear-witnesses. Night workers at industrial park recall night of the murder.

Witnesses heard loud bangs that sounded like fireworks in a Massachusetts industrial park where the bulletriddled body of a man ex-NFL star Aaron Hernandez is accused of fatally shooting was found hours later, according to testimony Monday.

Two employees of Needletech Products Inc, a surgical needle manufacturing company in North Attleborough, Massachusetts, testified they heard the sounds between 3 a.m. and 3:30 a.m. on June 17, 2013, during breaks from their overnight shifts at the company. “I heard a loud bang, four or five times,� said Barbara Chan, a Needletech machine operator, who had been

Former NFL player Aaron Hernandez is on trial for murder. / FILE PHOTO

taking a nap in her car. “I thought it was fireworks. ... It was two slow ones and three fast ones.�

The body of Odin Lloyd, a semiprofessional football player who had been dating the sister of Hernandez’s fiancÊe, was found by a teenaged jogger later that day.

Hernandez, who lived less than a mile from the indus-

trial park, has been charged with Lloyd’s murder and various firearms offenses. If convicted, he faces a maximum penalty of life in prison.

Hernandez, 25, had a $41 million contract with the New England Patriots when he was cut from the team shortly after being arrested in June 2013.

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court official did not give any reason for the suspension, and said only, “jury selection was postponed today at the direction of the court.”

The unexplained cancellation came just days after the court announced that jury selection in the trial was slated to wrap up by the end of this week, with opening statements expected next

week — more than a month after they were to originally take place.

Jury selection was expected to resume today at 9 a.m., the court said.

Nearly 250 potential jurors have been interviewed so far.

The judge in the case is also expected to hear motions related to evidence this week, the court said. METRO

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City takes hit on parking meter income Snowed over. The city lost money this month on metered parking spaces.

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Boston raked in just $443,900 between January 15 and February 12 – a little more than half the meter revenue it received during that time last year – according to Bonnie McGilpin, a spokeswoman for Mayor Marty Walsh.

The drop in parking meter revenue is a result of the snow emergency parking bans necessary to remove the historic amount of snow from the city’s streets, McGilpin said.

It is also due to some parking meters have remained buried

with snow.

It’s not yet known what the financial repercussions will be for the city.

“Snow removal operations for the City of Boston are still ongoing and therefore, it’s too early to accurately estimate the impacts on the city’s budget,” McGilpin said.

“Mayor Walsh has said that the priority is public safety and ensuring that residents can safely get to school and work.”

McGilpin didn’t directly address reports that Walsh was planning to go easy on towing illegally parked vehicles, but said city officials have encouraged residents to sign up for text, email, and voice alerts to receive notifications about street cleaning and upcoming snow emergencies to avoid unnecessary towing and ticketing.

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A man was killed Sunday afternoon when he fell through a skylight while assessing snow removal needs at a Canton building.

The man, who was not identified, was one of two people on the roof at the time of his fall. He plummeted about 40 feet to the ground, the report said.

It was the second such incident to happen in Canton in the last week. A man died Wednesday after falling from a commercial building while clearing snow.

There have been 147 reports of roof collapses or damages since Feb. 9, the Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency reported.

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Supersize Frosty A larger-than-life snowman was formed out of a large snow pile at Independence Avenue and Verchild Street in Quincy. The two-story snowman brought amusement to motorists and passersby Monday as it gazed down with a smile. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Michael Jordan, the 27-yearold Roxbury man who prosecutors allege shot Ahmir Lee to death in Copley Square in August, 2013, is being held without bail.

Prosecutors said Monday patrons of a Copley restaurant thought the gunshots were firecrackers until they saw Lee run onto Boylston Street and collapse.

Witnesses described a man wearing a blue shirt firing a gun at Lee. He then ran from Boylston to Clarendon Street, where he put a gun in his waistband and hopped into a waiting cream-colored ragtop 1991 Chrysler New Yorker. The car was later identified as being registered to Jordan.

Surveillance video and cellphone tower records placed Jordan in the Copley area on the night of the slaying, officials said. Text messages between Jordan and his wife and friends refer to the murder.

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“Last year, we did a lot of outreach to soup kitchens and helped with preparing the food,” Thompson says. For this trip, she and her group lived in a D.C. hostel where they cooked and prepared all of their own meals.

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Tough breaks for Kylie Jenner. The 17-year-old reality personality has been “crying all week” over the state of her relationship with 25-year-old rapper Tyga, according to Radar Online. “She is afraid that Tyga is going to break up with her,” a source explains.

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Were there specific challenges in constructing a narrative as a documentary?

Yes, I think so. We were trying to get some action scenes in it, stuff like fights and special effects and let people improvise. But it also frees you up for things. The way we did it was we wrote a script, but we didn’t show it to any of the actors. Because when people try to act like they’re in a documentary, I feel like you can tell. People just don’t talk how they would talk.

So then how much of that original script is the same as what you ended up with?

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They’re cool for a while and then they’re not. But that dropped out.

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Dr. Drai adds that making time for physical intimacy — whether through intercourse, foreplay or just cuddling — should be a priority.

Plus, once you are recovering from childbirth and caring for a newborn, sex will likely be the last thing on your mind. Try taking advantage of this calm-before-the-storm time to have sex.

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“Sex, in general, improves things like anxiety, sleep and depression,� says Dr. Drai. “It’s also been found to boost your immune system, help fight heart disease, make your skin look great, and even make you live longer.�

It might make for an easier labor Will regular sexual activity throughout your pregnancy help you have a smoother delivery? Drawing on his own experience, Dr. Drai seems to think so. “I think that for women who have sex throughout their pregnancy, their labors are easier for a vaginal delivery,� he says.

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Toys. The iconic doll takes on a new roll as Barbie in Princess Power Barbie has held down more fictional careers than most any doll, but according to a new survey, little girls aren’t just looking for a pretty doll to play various roles, they want her to kick some serious butt. Mattel surveyed 2,400 girls between the ages of 3-and-10-years-old and found 90 percent of them wish there were more superheroes for girls. With that in mind, the toy company created Barbie in Princess Power, which shows Barbie in a totally new way.

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of a shirt full of scantily clad ladies during the broadcast of the historic landing of a ship on a comet? Classy, sir.” The author’s logic in this case is completely sexist — women should be focusing on a man’s clothing choice rather then the amazing feat of science that occurred? If Miss Busch would like to empower young women, maybe she should educate them on science and math — rather then projecting the image to your readers that women should focus on clothing choices, children’s toys, and other existing sexist stereotypes. Her view is almost

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Focus on science, not shirts

Please Mother Nature, won’t you give us a break?/ We’re up to our ears in flake upon flake/ The white stuff keeps coming, ton after ton/ Where’s your compassion, or do you have none?/ There’s no need to set records, if that is your goal/ We’d be quite content with endless Old Sol/ Some say the planet is getting too hot/ But what you’ve been doing gives proof that it’s not/ So dear Mother Nature, consider this plea/ Hurry

Re: ‘Yo Hollywood We Need More Girls in Stem’ (Metro, Feb. 19) The author of the piece, Jenna Busch, claims sexism in the case of scientist Matt Taylor’s clothing choice. “Anyone remember scientist Matt Taylor’s choice

comically ironic and myopic, and I am saddened another article makes women appear to focus on a scientist’s “choice of shirt” (however, unprofessional) rather then getting young girls excited about science. Miss Busch should write an article about women in said fields; this will objectively show young girls success in science is not gender-specific.

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NFL exec pumps the brakes on the Mariota express NFL Draft. Philly is likely the only team that could make Marcus Mariota a star right away.

Marcus Mariota may have impressed scouts at the NFL combine this past weekend, but one NFL executive cautions that there is still work to be done for the former Heisman winner to become a Pro Bowl quarterback.

Coming out of a college offense at Oregon that looked nothing like a pro-style setup, Mariota may have a hard time replicating his big numbers from college, at least at first.

According to one NFL executive, the transition period for Mariota might mean he’s not ready to be an instant starter, even if he is likely thrust into a starting role much faster than that. Mariota is considered a consensus top 10 selection and could fall to the New York Jets at No. 6 or could be a trade option for the Philadelphia Eagles, a move that would reunite him with his college coach, Chip Kelly.

“He has operated in the shotgun virtually his entire career,” the executive told Metro. “He’s operated in a lot of pre-snap reads, not a lot of

No. 1 stunner One NFL executive’s assessment of Jameis Winston: •

“Whereas Mariota might have five floors of growth left, Winston might only have [one] floor left. ... To me, if you need a QB today, [Winston] is your choice.”

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post-snap reads. When he goes elsewhere with the football, it’s in a scramble setting. He hasn’t called a play in three years. In college he was taught he doesn’t have to throw into that picture, it’s too tight. In the NFL, they’re going to have him make those throws to the opposite shoulder. The picture he is taught in college just isn’t there in the NFL. “He may prove to be a 10year answer for somebody, but there’s going to be a period of

MLB. Sox make waves with Moncada signing The Red Sox appear set at second and third base for the foreseeable future with Dustin Pedroia and Pablo Sandoval in the mix, but that didn’t stop the club from inking one of the hottest prospect names available. The Sox reportedly reached an agreement with 19-year-old, switch-hitting Cuban infielder Yoan Moncada for a bonus of around $30 million.

“He’s a five-tool player in the limited amount I’ve seen him play,” fellow Cuban Rusney Castillo, who is slated to be Boston’s starting center fielder this season, told ESPN. A Na-

adjustment, unless he goes to the Eagles. All the other teams have to realize that they can build in some elements, but there will be an incubation time here with him.”

The executive, who has a background in player personnel, gives Mariota a “firstround grade” along with Jameis Winston, a player who seems to be currently consolidating his stock as the top pick in the NFL draft. But there will be bumps along the way for both quarterbacks, he cautions, and more so for Mariota.

One thing that sticks out about Mariota is that in Oregon’s offense they ran a high percentage of pre-snap reads, meaning that he knows before the ball is snapped where he is going with his pass. He also benefitted from an offense where targets are always open and where the first-read is very often the easiest pass.

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