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On board the BRT bandwagon
Bus rapid transit is an effective and affordable option for Montgomery.
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He should not be underestimated — but neither should his challenge.
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Runaway train
Arlington’s streetcar fixation is blinding it to common sense.
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Trampled history
A family cemetery was disinterred to make way for an athletic field.
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