We've hit 1,100 signatures! And we're in today's Boston Globe (Sunday, November 22nd). See the article here: http://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015/11/21/new-mbta-commuter-rail-schedules-prompt-complaints-from-riders-lawmakers/iqprt2WwVKNSOVCpPSSRZI/story.html Please continue to share and to write to the MBTA, your Legislators, and the transportation advocacy groups to #BringBackThe515. Contact info for these are below. What you can do: 1. Share this petition. It affects more than just the people who take this one train and will have downstream implications for other riders, and residents of Melrose, Wakefield, and Reading. 2. Call or email your legislators. State Senator - Jason Lewis Telephone: (617) 722-1206 E-Mail Address: jason.lewis@masenate.gov http://www.facebook.com/SenJasonLewis Twitter @senjasonlewis www.senatorjasonlewis.com State Representative - Donald H. Wong Telephone: 617-722-2488 E-Mail: donald.wong@mahouse.gov https://www.facebook.com/Representative-Donald-H-Wong-142928589091517 http://www.donaldhwong.com/ State Representative - Paul A. Brodeur Telephone: 617-722-2304 E-Mail: paul.brodeur@mahouse.gov https://www.facebook.com/State-Representative-Paul-Brodeur-160763760627290/ http://www.paulbrodeur.com/ 3. Call MBTA/Keolis and submit comments through their online comment forms. MBTA: http://www.mbta.com/customer_support/feedback/ Keolis: http://www.keoliscs.com/customer-service/ Phone: 617-222-3200 4. Email the Transportation Advisory, Oversight, and Advocacy Groups • MBTA Advisory Board: info@mbtaadvisoryboard.org • MBTA Rider Oversight Committee: mbtaroc@gmail.com • Transportation for Massachusetts: info@t4ma.org 5. Share your story on social media and ensure everyone knows about it and gets involved! Use Hashtag #BringBackThe515