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Manhattan Residents Fume As MTA Neglects To Send Top Officials To First L Train Open House


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Jake Offenhartz

Published Mar 8, 2019

Modified Mar 8, 2019


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Not present last night: Andy Byford, Polly Trottenberg, or Ronnie Hakim

 

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Published Mar 8, 2019

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