this is a more eloquent version of my initial reaction "but why tho"

The demand really doesn't exist and the only entity I could really see benefitting is Amazon being able to recruit a larger portion of workers for the Fall River warehouse.

Next up I would like to propose the Cranston to Des Moines Iowa monorail.

It already would be through the Providence station but this has a 0 chance of happening. Freight on this line wasn't even profitable.

The commuter rail to Boston is packed. Anything south of Providence is never packed and I've never been on an Amtrack that was packed.

We have that with Accella. I doubt a maglev from Providence to Boston would ever happen.

Exactly. What are trainloads of people going to do in Fall River without cars when they could drive there in a few minutes?

Was wondering that myself! There were only those lights on throughout the building when I was there. Might have been routine maintenance, not sure

We already have a perfectly good tunnel going under their houses. And a bridge that connects to it.

There are actually lights on in the Superman building? Are they doing anything with it yet?

Great shot! I love the Arcade in the foreground.

> Yngwie

Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time.

Every time I've ridden the train it's been packed idk what fantasy land you live in

Yeah this is a train to nowhere. A true high speed PVD to Boston would have 100x the impact.

I love (and hate?) that the bike path illustrates the utility of having a single protected bike route between town/city centers. I wish we had several major arteries that connected Boston to providence or Boston to Worcester. I can bike in neighborhoods but I can’t ride on the major roads that connect them.

My initial thought is how many people commute in that direction?

Extend it to the airport in Warwick and then there would be much more interest.

The article breaks down income limits for each program, but:

I don't like paying, so I'd never go with FreeTaxUSA unless my AGI was below 41k.

I'm using TaxSlayer because I have to file returns in RI and MA and don't want to pay.

However, if I didn't have to file a return in MA, for me, TaxAct would be a viable option.

Gotcha so below those AGIs it makes sense. And above likely freetaxusa makes sense.

From the article:

>TaxSlayer

>TaxSlayer offers free federal filing for those who are 57 or younger with an adjusted gross income limit of $60,000; for active military, the income limit is $73,000.

>TaxSlayer also offers free state returns for Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Vermont, but not Connecticut or Maine. Other state returns cost $39.95.

We could use a commuter rail connection to the Shoreline East in CT too. MBTA is about halfway there with the extension to Kingston.

I’m going to start a free filing service for people making $100,000K + / year. Surely their data is worth more than the $500 - $1,000 they pay a local CPA every year.

In past years I have only had to pay for my state returns on freetaxusa, and even then I use a 10 or 20 percent off coupon which brings it below 30 bucks for a MA/RI return. I will have to confirm that is the case. Does tax slayer do free everything for all AGIs?

Edit: confirmed free federal for everyone, 15 bucks per state when over thresholds mentioned above.

Freetaxusa is fine if your AGI is below 41k.

>FreeTaxUSA allows anyone with an adjusted gross income under $41,000 to file free federal and state tax returns. For active-duty military, the limit is $73,000.

Last year and this year, I have to file state returns in MA and RI, so the freefile version of TaxSlayer is what I'm using/used, this year and last. Before that, I used the FreeFile version of taxact.

I just deleted the post I thought? I was bored with you fake woke types. you dont enjoy living next to it either but you wont say it out loud. thats not my problem.

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