Patrick faults transport measures
Says lawmakers watered down cost-savings bills
An overhaul of the state's transportation network sought by Governor Deval Patrick became a source of conflict between Beacon Hill leaders yesterday as the governor criticized House and Senate leaders for passing watered-down legislation that he called "not good enough." (Full article: 769 words)
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