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The problem: A bus stop sign in Canton is missing. The back story: This Watchdog might sound familiar. You might remember Gary Brukiewa, who reported a missing bus stop sign on the No. 7 line along Fait Avenue last year. Full Article at Baltimore Sun
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Manhattan: The MTA's plan to put countdown clocks in the subways ("Subway arrival clocks comin' down tracks," Nov. 17) just shows that the agency is still run by people who never ride the rails. Full Article at New York Daily News
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MTA employees work in the blowing snow to keep subway tracks clear in New York, Monday, March 2, 2009. View Photo »
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With 26 percent of the Metro-North transit riders Connecticut residents, it's clear to me that they should contribute to the MTA's operating deficit.
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Let me first apologize for the lack of updates recently. I have been extremely busy working on a major music project that should be launched in the coming months. I’ve also been busy looking for a new place to live. Full Article at Transit Blogger
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Wir freuen uns auf Ihre elektronische Bewerbung unter Bezugnahme auf dieses Inserat an ksr-muenchenkellyservices.de. Sie helfen uns sehr, wenn Sie sich elektronisch und nicht mit Papierunterlagen bewerben. Full Article at Nature.com
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The MTA 's Bridge and Tunnel agency is promising an early present this holiday season - better traffic flow on the Throgs Neck Bridge. Full Article at Newsday
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New York Gov. David Paterson prepares to begin a televised address from the Red Room at the state Capitol in Albany, N.Y. , Wednesday, July 8, 2009. During the address, Paterson announced the appointment of Richard Ravitch as New York's lieutenant governor. View Photo »
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NYCDOT is working with MTA-New York City Transit and Downtown Brooklyn Partnership to improve surface transit within Downtown Brooklyn. In this second Open House we will present our view of the future conditions of Downtown Brooklyn as well as some potential improvement options.
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In an exciting announcement, New York’s MTA is working on new upgrades for its bus line.Purchases of super-stretch buses are included in the plans, along with dedicated bus lanes on First and Second Avenue. Full Article at PSFK
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The latest public art project to glean some attention can fit right in your pocket... but it's gonna cost ya. The NY Times reports that seven million MetroCards were distributed starting in September, all containing the word "optimism" on the back. Full Article at Gothamist
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MTA employees work in the blowing snow to keep subway tracks clear in New York, Monday, March 2, 2009. An army of snowplows and salt trucks were out in force Monday as New Yorkers woke up to a late winter snowstorm that was expected to blanket the metro region with over a foot of snow.
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New York Gov. David Paterson prepares to begin a televised address from the Red Room at the state Capitol in Albany, N.Y. , Wednesday, July 8, 2009. During the address, Paterson announced the appointment of Richard Ravitch as New York's lieutenant governor.
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New York Gov. David Paterson waits to begin a televised address from the Red Room at the state Capitol in Albany, N.Y. , Wednesday, July 8, 2009. During the address, Paterson announced the appointment of Richard Ravitch as New York's lieutenant governor.
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Commuters exit the South Ferry station in Lower Manhattan, Thursday, May 14, 2009. Under the plan, approved by a MTA's board last week, the base subway and bus fare will rise from $2 to $2.25, and the cost of a monthly pass will go from $81 to $89.
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Kyle Wiswall, with the Tri State Transportation Campaign, encourages commuters to call their Senators to protest the MTA fair hike outside the subway entrance at Union Square, Wednesday, March 25, 2009 in New York.
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Wiley Norvell, left, Communications Director for Transportation Alternatives, helps Kristen Collins, second from left, of Brooklyn, to find her Senator's telephone number outside the subway entrance at Union Square Wednesday, March 25, 2009 in New York.
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New York Gov. David Paterson prepares to begin a televised address from the Red Room at the state Capitol in Albany, N.Y. , Wednesday, July 8, 2009. During the address, Paterson announced the appointment of Richard Ravitch as New York's lieutenant governor.
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With 26 percent of the Metro-North transit riders Connecticut residents, it's clear to me that they should contribute to the MTA's operating deficit.
SOURCE: The Poughkeepsie Journal -
NYCDOT is working with MTA-New York City Transit and Downtown Brooklyn Partnership to improve surface transit within Downtown Brooklyn. In this second Open House we will present our view of the future conditions of Downtown Brooklyn as well as some potential improvement options.
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The Minnesota Thunder and the Minnesota Thunder Academy (MTA) are two separate organizations
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However, with recent innovations such as Select Bus Service (SBS) and signal light prioritization, as well as plans to further improve service recently outlined by MTA Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Jay H. Walder, it is important for the city’s 2.3 million bus customers to know that we are working...
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Along with MTA, Korea is looking forward to another big success in Korea Global Healthcare and World Medical Tourism Conference in Seoul, Korea in April 2010. The Korean government will make its best endeavor to set up the norms of medical tourism with MTA and other industry leaders.
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failed once again to deliver on a promise made to the people of Los Angeles County ... Los Angeles city insiders and special interests attempted to ram through a substandard outfit, creating costly delays in the MTA's ability to seek a legitimate firm to build rail cars.
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We are in discussions with the MTA on a proposed co-operation agreement under which we might work together, at no cost to London's fare payers or tax payers, on areas of mutual interest.
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If the board does not include these projects, we leave hundreds of millions of federal dollars on the table that will be directed elsewhere in the country ... At a time when our unemployment rate is among the highest in the nation, the MTA Board cannot afford to overlook the economic imperative to inclu...
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It appears as if the Wage and Hour Division has upheld the MTA (Michigan Townships Association) and township's position that the board has discretion in setting the pay, including no pay
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If there were other available sources of federal money besides New Starts you'd see the MTA applying for them for the Subway to the Sea
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That letter reflected serious skepticism about the MTA's plans and its ability to compete for federal funds, and I don't think that has been resolved
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For the first time MTA is committing to building and maintaining the line
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When the MetroCard was introduced in the 1990s, ridership increased because the MTA was able to provide new benefits and greater flexibility to riders, from free transfers to unlimited ride cards
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MTA agreed to finance 80 percent of [Ratner's] purchase of the Yard at a generous 6.5 percent interest rate, while [Cleveland-based parent company] Forest City Enterprises had a junk bond rating.
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I’ve painted at least 1,000 subway trains throughout my career, but I’ve never asked the MTA for permission ... Myself and my peers in this street art just go out and do it, we don’t really care about art administrators or bureaucracy.
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Their (the MTA's) view is that if they get funding for the Gold Line that the subway will be penalized later ... But you can get funding for multiple projects at the same time.
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At a time when our unemployment rate is among the highest in the nation, the MTA Board cannot afford to overlook the economic imperative to include these projects in its long range plan and bring dollars and jobs to the region.
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Today, the MTA previewed an online dashboard that will provide the public with clear, updated information about all of the projects in the upcoming capital program ... For the first time, you'll be able to search by project type, line or station to find out exactly where construction stands, why the wor...
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The MTA should do a better job of managing its capital plans and be more realistic in what it promises to accomplish
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In and of itself, while the MTA case is pending, it does not stop a closing ... However, any parties closing on the properties and any financing proceed at their own risk with knowledge of the pending lawsuits.
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We are not seeking an injunction now because there is no physical construction activity to enjoin ... We are not seeking an injunction against the MTA, because even if they do close on the sale, it can be reversed.
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Now is the time to make improvements, so that the next plan is one on which the MTA can actually deliver
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We spend an enormous amount of money on this capital plan, and it’s not well managed ... Clearly this information is not available to the public and I think it’s also true that [the MTA] doesn’t have it themselves.
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ESDC willfully stuck its head in the sand regarding the new Ratner deal with the MTA ... That new deal guarantees that the project, contrary to the legal requirement to remove alleged 'blight,' will exacerbate the 'blight' and make it permanent.
SOURCE: The New York Times
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