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Winchester student transportation project is for kids

Student Charlie Lin made this poster as a school project about the MBTA. COURTESY PHOTO/CHARLIE LIN

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The following was submitted by Prisma eighth-grade student Charlie Lin:

My name is Charlie, and I made this cool little poster here! I’ve been working on a community service project for my school for the past few weeks. I decided to research public transit in Winchester before trying to figure out what I would actually do.

In my research, I’ve found out... honestly, probably too much about the public transit around here. And I’d love to share it with you people who may not have read way too far into MBTA reports on the Winchester Center construction!

I hope that this informational poster will be helpful to kids and just people in general who don’t know too much about public transit.

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