Back in April, a tiny group of local residents marched on Boston Common to demand just one thing: that the T put some googly eyes on the trains. This week, they got their wish.
Back in April, a group of local residents held a sparsely attended rally and march on Boston Common to ask the T for just one thing: to put
The T confirmed Wednesday it installed the decals thanks to the appeal from the group,"Googly Eyes on the MBTA." Arielle Lok, one of the organizers behind this grassroots vision for the T, told WBUR she was thrilled the group's purpose had been fulfilled. Lok found out after a friend sent her a photo. Then, she got an email from Pesaturo. She said she ran upstairs to tell co-organizer and roommate John Sanchez the good news.Lok said the goal was always to brighten people's day and bring some joy to commuters.
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